Peter Fitzgerald
Profile
Job title
Chief Investment Officer, Multi-asset & Macro; Portfolio Manager, AIMS Target Return Fund
Contact details
Work location
London, United Kingdom
Joined Aviva Investors
2011
Joined The Industry
1995
Biography
Main responsibilities
Peter leads our global Multi-asset & Macro investment team, which includes multi-asset, multi-strategy & macro research with assets under management in excess of $100billion. He chairs the asset allocation committee and is the lead portfolio manager on the Aviva Investors Multi-Strategy Target Return Fund.
Experience and qualifications
Peter holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Education from Trinity College Dublin and a Bachelors Degree in European Studies from the University of Cork. He is also a CFA® Charterholder.
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