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11 May 2025 by Jason Phillips

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Schroders hires two

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By Charlie Corbett
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2 minute read

Schroders Investment Management has appointed Mark Bourgeois and Hayden Briscoe to its institutional sales and fixed income teams.

Schroders Investment Management has appointed Mark Bourgeois and Hayden Briscoe to its institutional sales and fixed income teams.
 
Bourgeois joins from Merrill Lynch Investment Managers (MLIM), where he was vice president of institutional sales and investment services. He will be head of institutional sales at Schroders. Hes worked at Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi in Australia Before joining MLIM.
 
Briscoe joins from Colonial First State where he was part of the asset allocation team for the diversified fixed income fund. He will be a portfolio manager on Schroders' fixed income team. Briscoe spent 10 years at BT before joining Colonial First State.
 
Bourgeois and Briscoe will start at Schroders in October and be based in Sydney.
 
In August, Schroders Investment Management appointed Greg Cooper as chief executive in Australia. Cooper was formerly Schroders head of product for Asia Pacific and replaced Vipin Narula.