Aviva Investors appoints CIO
Aviva Investors has appointed David Lis as chief investment officer of equities and multi-assets. Lis is currently head of equities at Aviva Investors.
In his new role, Lis will join the Aviva Investors executive committee with immediate effect, reporting directly to Euan Munro, CEO.
“With a strong track record and a wealth of fund management experience, Lis’ expertise will be invaluable as we continue to extend our investment capabilities internationally and deliver outcome-oriented solutions,” said Munro.
Overseeing over £68b in assets, Lis will be responsible for developing and implementing Aviva Investors’ equities and multi-asset investment strategies.
David has over 40 years’ experience in the investment industry and has been with Aviva Investors since 1997.
In his new role, Lis will join the Aviva Investors executive committee with immediate effect, reporting directly to Euan Munro, CEO.
“With a strong track record and a wealth of fund management experience, Lis’ expertise will be invaluable as we continue to extend our investment capabilities internationally and deliver outcome-oriented solutions,” said Munro.
Overseeing over £68b in assets, Lis will be responsible for developing and implementing Aviva Investors’ equities and multi-asset investment strategies.
David has over 40 years’ experience in the investment industry and has been with Aviva Investors since 1997.
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