WTW has announced that it has appointed Rich Joseph as head of growth for its U.S. investment business. Based in Boston, Joseph will: Nimisha Srivastava, head of investments in North America;
Joseph will be responsible for expanding the firm’s US business, where WTW offers clients outsourced chief investment officer services, advisory and pooled funds of funds.
“I am excited to join the WTW family and help drive our investment business in the U.S. It is an honor to be part of a team known for its innovative solutions and client-centric approach. I look forward to working with my colleagues and bringing a fresh perspective to serve our clients and their investment objectives,” Joseph said in a press release on Monday.
Prior to his current role, Joseph spent more than 20 years at Mercer in a variety of roles, most recently as the firm’s U.S. Wealth and Retirement Distribution Leader, U.S. Business Leader for OCIO, where he oversaw the firm’s Outsourced Chief Investment Officer business, and held other roles as Chief Operating Officer, and he also served as Chief Operating Officer of Fleet Investment Management.
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Joseph holds a BA and MBA from Bryant University. WTW manages and advises more than $163 billion in assets worldwide. The company CIO 2024 Outsourcing Chief Investment Officer Survey The firm manages more than $99 billion for defined benefit plans, more than $46 billion for defined contribution plans and more than $17.8 billion for endowments, foundations and other organizations.
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