Robeco appoints Chris Wildman as institutional sales director.

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5 April 2019
| By Chris Dastoor |
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Robeco appoints Chris Wildman as institutional sales director, reporting to Stephen Dennis, managing director of Robeco in Australia and New Zealand.

He will also work closely with Melbourne-based institutional sales director Simon Good.

Dennis said the new appointment was a result of continued business growth in the Australian market.

“Chris is a welcome addition to the team, and he has a strong track record in working with a variety of clients, with more than 19 years’ experience in the financial services industry,” Dennis said.

“As our business grows we want to ensure that we continue to be resourced properly, to work collaboratively with our clients across asset classes.”

“Chris’ appointment comes at an opportune time, as we are seeing a significant increase in the demand for sustainability considerations to be integrated into client portfolios.”

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