Aviva appoints Asia investment heads

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ASIA - Aviva Investors has appointed Kevin Talbot as chief investment officer (CIO) of fixed income and Manish Singhai CIO of equities in Asia.

Both will develop investment processes to enhance the firm's asset classes, ensuring they are aligned to the corporate strategy. They will also manage the fixed income and equity portfolios, workin...

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