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ASI promotes Katie Trowsdale to head of multi-manager strategies
Responsible for managing £30bn of assets
Katie Trowsdale of Aberdeen Standard Investments
Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) has promoted Katie Trowsdale to head of multi-manager strategies, the fund-of-funds arm of its multi-asset solutions business.
Trowsdale will immediately assume overall leadership responsibility for the team, which is responsible for the management of approximately £30bn of assets. This includes a number of large segregated mandates.
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ASI reveals Bambos Hambi’s successor on £30bn multi-manager range
Former multi-manager boss left ASI to become Quilter Investors chief executive last June
Aberdeen Standard Investments has promoted Katie Trowsdale to succeed Bambos Hambi as head of multi-manager strategies.
It was announced Hambi was leaving ASI last June to become Quilter Investors’ chief executive, following the retirement of Paul Simpson. He had been head of multi-manager strategies at ASI since 2011, looking after £30bn worth of assets, including the MyFolio franchise.
Trowsdale (pictured), who will immediately take charge of the multi-manager team, has been a part of the multi-manager team for the last nine years. She has been a deputy manager and then co-manager on the MyFolio Managed and MyFolio Multi-Manager ranges for seven years.
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