The appointments bring the number of partners responsible for the group’s activity to nine.
They will guide the plan’s DEI framework and employee diversity advisory council.
He previously served as the firm’s chief investment strategist.
They will be responsible for over $750 million in alternative and asset allocation mutual fund and private client separate account strategies.
They will join the firm’s Pittsburgh office.
They will be responsible for managing the firm’s emerging market debt total return funds as well as generating ideas and themes for implementation across all emerging market debt funds.
They will lead all asset raising activities, provide client service and facilitate all due diligence requirements.
Her team will focus on sourcing, valuing and executing structured credit opportunities in public markets.
A search for his successor is underway, the plan said.
Solomon recently sat down with FIN News Editor Matthew McCue to discuss his views on the asset management industry’s efforts on diversity.