Allfunds UK hires senior fund analyst
23 June 2014 London
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Allfunds Bank UK has appointed Chetan Modi as a senior fund analyst.
Modi previously served as a Morningstar OBSR researcher where he focused on US, UK and global emerging markets equity funds.
The hire is a part of growth for the company. Anais Gfeller, Mark Hinton and Will Jackson joined the firm over the past 24 months and Manuel Yutaro Rubio also transferred from the Madrid office.
Allfunds also hired Stephen Mohan last year, to lead its UK operations. Mohan has promoted AFB funds administration and announced its first new client in BWCI.
Mohan joins from Cofund where he led the senior sales and development team for AFB’s fund administration in the UK.
He commented the hire of Modi: “Funds research is playing an increasingly important role in our offer in the UK. I’m therefore delighted that we have been able to bring in Modi to join our team in London.”
Modi previously served as a Morningstar OBSR researcher where he focused on US, UK and global emerging markets equity funds.
The hire is a part of growth for the company. Anais Gfeller, Mark Hinton and Will Jackson joined the firm over the past 24 months and Manuel Yutaro Rubio also transferred from the Madrid office.
Allfunds also hired Stephen Mohan last year, to lead its UK operations. Mohan has promoted AFB funds administration and announced its first new client in BWCI.
Mohan joins from Cofund where he led the senior sales and development team for AFB’s fund administration in the UK.
He commented the hire of Modi: “Funds research is playing an increasingly important role in our offer in the UK. I’m therefore delighted that we have been able to bring in Modi to join our team in London.”
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