Bennelong’s Cuddy joins Lazard AM

appointments Bennelong Lazard Asset Management Pacific Co

6 February 2017
| By Mike |
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Bennelong Australian Equity Partners co-founder and former chief executive, Paul Cuddy has been appointed as managing director and head of sales of Lazard Asset Management Pacific Co.

Cuddy's appointment was confirmed today by Lazard chief executive, Robert Prugue.

Prugue said Cuddy brought substantial experience and his expertise would enhance Lazard's ability to deliver comprehensive investment solutions to clients.

Prior to joining Lazard, Cuddy's most recent role was as co-founder, chief executive officer of Bennelong Australian Equity Partners, where he developed and built portfolio strategies for a broad range of institutional, retail and wholesale clients.

Previously, he was the director and co-head of Australian equities at ING Investment Management.

An indirect subsidiary of Lazard Ltd, LAM offers a range of equity, fixed income, and alternative investment products worldwide.

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