Credit Suisse recruits new assets boss

international equities credit suisse van eyk research fund manager

15 February 2008
| By Darin Tyson-Chan |

Credit Suisse Asset Management has appointed Jerome Lander to the Sydney-based position of head of international equities and portfolio of diversified assets.

Credit Suisse head of Australian equities Stephen Giubin said appointing Lander was a coup for the company’s investment management team, where he will be responsible for the management and growth of the international equities and portfolio of diversified assets boutiques from February 19, 2008.

“Jerome is a leading and highly-respected industry expert in fund manager selection, with an excellent reputation in the research and rating of investment opportunities. Jerome brings a new dimension to our Investment Management Team,” he said.

Lander joins Credit from van Eyk Research where he headed research and ratings of investment opportunities.

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