Nomura adds RBC's Robinson to Hodges' unconstrained fixed income team

Joins as Global Dynamic Bond PM

Mike Sheen
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Nomura Asset Management has hired Victoria Robinson from RBC Wealth Management as a portfolio manager within its unconstrained fixed income team.

Based in London, Robinson will report to manager of the £2.7bn Nomura Global Dynamic Bond fund Richard 'Dickie' Hodges and will focus on total return trade ideas for the fund, particularly within emerging markets and derivative-based hedging. Nomura slashes fees across seven funds and introduces founders fees The Nomura Global Dynamic Bond aims to provide a combination of income and growth through investing in debt and debt-related securities, with fixed or variable rates of income. Unconstrained by benchmark allocations, the fund seeks to maximise total return while reducing volat...

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