Fidelity MM team appoints fixed income specialist

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Fidelity International's MultiManager Business has appointed Eugene Philalithis as a fixed income portfolio analyst.

Philalithis will join Fidelity in mid October from Russell Investments in London where he worked as a portfolio manager in the fixed income team. He joined Russell Investment Group in 2000 and previously worked as director of credit trading for Canadian Imperial Bank in Singapore. He will report to recently appointed Geraldine Stewart, head of investment. Stewart previously worked as head of equity research at Fidelity International. To comment on this story contact: Jennifer Bollen Reporter Tel: 020 7034 2679 E-mail: [email protected] IFAonline

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