HSBC U.S. Equity Idx Premium
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Management Information
,Lead Manager since November 10, 2020
Patricia Keogh has been working at HSBC Global Asset Management as a portfolio manager in the Quantitative Equity Team in London since March 2013. She is responsible for the management of HSBC’s segregated and pooled funds across, traditional market cap, smart beta and factor strategies. Patricia currently manages a broad allocation of different fund structures including segregated, commingled pension, ETFs and retail funds, with a primary focus and expertise in Asia Pacific, emerging markets and ETF strategies globally. Previous to HSBC, Patricia was a portfolio manager at BlackRock and, prior to the merger, at Barclay’s Global Investors where she managed a range of equity index funds, since 2001, in their index funds division, with a primary focus on ETFs and pooled structures. Patricia holds a BA in Business Studies & Languages from Trinity College, Dublin.
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