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AHL names new head of quantitative credit strategies

Richard Martin has moved from Credit Suisse to become head of quantitative credit strategies at AHL, an investment division of Man Investments.

    • Alastair Marsh
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In his newly-created role, Martin will be based in London and will report to Tim Wong, head of AHL. He was previously head of quantitative credit strategy at Credit Suisse, and won Risk's 2002 Quant of the Year award after publishing five groundbreaking technical papers in 2001 on credit portfolio risk management.

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