19 May 2015

Ed Casal to head Aviva Investors real estate

Ed Casal has become chief executive of the global real estate operations of Aviva Investors, the asset management arm of insurer Aviva. He will also join the executive committee of the firm.

Casal assumes his new role on 1 June. At present, he is managing director, global indirect real estate, responsible for the direction of Aviva Investors' global real estate multi-manager business (REMM).

He joined Aviva Investors in 2008 when Aviva bought the firm he co-founded, Madison Harbor Capital, which was acquired by Aviva in 2008. Prior to that, he spent 18 years at UBS Investment Bank and Dillon Read.

Casal succeeds Ian Womack, who is retiring. Casal is currently based in New York but will be spending a lot of time in London.

Bart Coenraads, at present head of Asia global real estate multi-manager, will take on Casal's responsibility as head of global indirect real estate.

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