Royal London CIO to Exit After 10 Years

Power 100 alumnus Robert Talbut is to leave Royal London Asset Management at the end of 2014.

073_RobertTalbutRobert Talbut (Art by Chris Buzelli)Royal London Asset Management’s (RLAM) CIO Robert Talbut has quit the company, after 10 years at the fund management arm of the UK insurer Royal London.

Talbut was ranked #73 in CIO’s inaugural Power 100 list in 2012, and is also a member of the 300 Club. He chairs the markets and asset management committee at the UK’s Investment Management Association.

RLAM CEO Andrew Carter thanked Talbut for his work at the company, adding: “Robert has overseen a period of very strong investment performance and has made a significant contribution to the business, which we greatly appreciate.”

Piers Hillier has been appointed as Talbut’s successor in the CIO role, joining on January 5, subject to regulatory approval. He is currently head of international equities at Kames Capital, which is owned by the Dutch insurer Aegon.

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