MLC move for Duncan
Deutsche Private Banking senior executive Paul Duncan has moved across to MLC Investment Management to take on the role of portfolio manager within its investment management strategy team.
Duncan will be responsible for MLC's Australian equity asset class and also be involved with providing advice to retail clients and financial advisers across a range of investment issues from manager selection and strategy, portfolio construction and asset allocation.
Duncan now joins three other portfolio managers within the MLC Investment Management Strategy Team. These include Peter Sumber, who focuses on the debt asset classes, and Michael Clancy, who oversees all asset classes but specifically focuses on global equities.
Duncan was with Deutsche's financial planning and private banking business for the past eight year and during that time held a number of investment related roles. He will now report directly to Michael Clancy after taking up the new position in December.
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