Avellemy appoints David Morcher head of collectives

Joins from Saunderson House

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Avellemy has appointed David Morcher to the role of head of collectives, who joins the firm from Saunderson House.

In his new role, Morcher will be responsible for developing and strengthening the firm's in-house fund research capabilities, while also overseeing the due diligence processes for the firm's open-ended funds, closed-ended funds and ETFs. He will report to Graham Bentley, chief investment officer of the firm. Morcher joins the asset manager from Saunderson House, where he was a senior member of the firm's investment team, a voting member on the investment committee and headed up its fixed income collectives research. Goldman Sachs AM global fixed income CIO to retire after 26 year...

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