L&G boosts fixed income team

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Legal & General Investment Management has moved to strengthen its Active Fixed Income team with two appointments.

Georg Grodzki joins as head of credit research and Patrick Vogel joins as head of European credit portfolio management. Grodzki was previously with RBC Capital Markets as global head of investment grade credit research. Prior to that he was with Credit Suisse and Moody's. Vogel was previously with Deutsche Asset Management, Frankfurt where he was a director responsible for managing investment grade portfolios. Roger Bartley, fead of fixed income, says: “I am delighted that Georg and Patrick are joining LGIM. “They both have very strong track records and their experience will enable us...

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