RBC Bluebay's chief investment strategist David Riley retires

Three-decade long career

Valeria Martinez
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RBC Bluebay Asset Management’s chief investment strategist David Riley has retired after a three-decade long career in the industry.

Riley joined Bluebay Asset Management in September 2013 as head of credit strategy before becoming chief investment strategist in February 2019. He was a member of BlueBay's investment committees and multi-asset credit team.  The Big Interview: BlueBay's Erich Gerth on nurturing cognitive diversity Prior to joining Bluebay, he led the global sovereign and supranational rating team at Fitch Ratings for over 12 years. He also had an 11-month stint at UBS as a senior economist and worked as an economic advisor to the HM Treasury from 1994 until 1997.  In a LinkedIn post on Monday (2 J...

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