Royal London Asset Management
Hiroki Hashimoto, CFA, FRM, is a seasoned finance professional with extensive experience in asset management and quantitative analysis. Currently serving as a Senior Fund Manager at Royal London Asset Management since November 2015, Hiroki specializes in multi-asset tactical asset allocation, quantitative research, and portfolio modeling. Prior roles include Quantitative Analyst at Adrian Lee & Partners, where responsibilities focused on alpha-generating systematic strategies in global currencies and fixed income, and Research Associate at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, working on multi-asset solutions and fixed income research. Earlier experiences include positions as an Advanced Fixed Income Specialist at Bloomberg and an Equity Research Intern at Lloyd George Management. Hiroki holds a Master of Mathematics (MMATH, MA Cantab) from the University of Cambridge, obtained from 2004 to 2008.
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Royal London Asset Management
Content suitable for investment professionals only. Royal London Asset Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Royal London, the UK’s largest mutual life and pensions company. Royal London Asset Management is one of the UK’s leading fund management companies, offering a range of pooled investment products as well as providing bespoke solutions to meet specific objectives. Royal London Asset Management was established in 1988 and specialises in providing investment management services for both the Royal London Group and a wide range of external institutions. Clients include listed companies, local authorities, universities, charities, wealth managers, financial advisers and multi-managers. Royal London Asset Management manages £150.8 billion of assets across all major asset classes (as at 31 March 2023, subject to rounding). For more information about our products and services, visit our website at www.rlam.com. You can also follow us on Twitter at @RLAM_UK. For information about current vacancies, please see www.rlam.com/uk/careers