NAB AM recruits SSGA’s Reilly

17 November 2015
| By Mike |
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National Australia Bank's custody and asset consulting arm, NAB Asset Management has recruited a State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) executive to fill its newly created role as chief operating officer.

The NAB Asset Management announcement said former SSGA executive vice president and head of Asia Pacific, Bernard Reilly, had been recruited to fill the role.

Announcing Reilly's appointment NAB Asset Management executive general manager, Garry Mulcahy said the new COO would bring broad global experience and insights to the role.

Commenting on his appointment, Reilly said the NAB Asset Management team already had a significant footprint in the Australia funds management industry through its investment management and asset consulting capabilities, and he was looking forward to helping the business take the next step in its evolution.

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