Biography
Main responsibilities
Dhannjay has core portfolio management responsibilities for the Multi-Asset, Multi-Strategy and Enhanced Index investment solutions managed by Aviva Investors. His team of Portfolio Implementation Managers ensure the investment strategy set by Portfolio Managers and our clients is implemented and managed efficiently.
Experience and qualifications
Before joining Aviva Investors, Dhannjay was head of structured fund management at Lehman Brothers Asset Management, with responsibility for the management of Multi-Asset, commodity and credit structured funds. Prior to Lehman Brothers, Dhannjay spent five years with the fund linked derivatives group at Credit Suisse, with responsibility for the management of structured funds linked to a broad range of traditional and alternative assets.
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