Invesco signs up former AXA CIO

AXA chief investment officer chief executive officer

26 July 2004
| By Craig Phillips |

Invesco Australia has appointed former AXA Australia and New Zealand chief investment officer Mick O’Brien into a newly created director retail sales and marketing role.

The position previously spanned both the retail and institutional sectors, however, the group decided to separate these two aspects of its sales and marketing operations after Peter Hogson departed in May.

O’Brien joins Invesco on August 16 having left AXA in February after the investment firm disbanded its chief investment officer position, after choosing to have the investment management roles performed by its partners Alliance Capital Management and Bernstein Investment Research.

O’Brien spent 21 years at AXA, which was previously National Mutual, working in a wide range of roles, including dealership management and national product development and marketing manager.

More recently, O’Brien also worked as national manager, retail funds and superannuation in his time with his previous employer.

In his new role, O’Brien will join former AXA colleague and now Invesco Australia chief executive officer, Mark Armour.

“I had the good fortune to work with Mick when at AXA, and I’m delighted that he has decided to join us,” Armour says.

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