Aviva Investors adds new manager to global high yield team

Chicago-based fund manager

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Aviva Investors has strengthened its global high yield team with the appointment of Sau Mui as a fund manager, with a view to enhancing the firm's capabilities in the sector.

Based in Chicago, Mui will report to Brent Finck and Sunita Kara, global co-heads of high yield at the Aviva Investors, and will work on global high yield, short duration global high yield and US high yield strategies. Mui joins from Chicago-headquartered PPM America, where she was a portfolio manager on the firm's core plus and credit-plus strategies. Before that, in 2019, she was a senior credit research analyst at PPM America, responsible for global investment grade and high yield corporates in the financials sector. BNPP AM boosts Sustainability Centre with five hires Other ...

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