Dolce leaves AXA Investment Managers
30 November 2022 UK
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Ernst Dolce has departed from his position as head of liquidity solutions at AXA Investment Managers (IM) after 16 years with the firm.
At AXA IM, Dolce led the security financing team and was in charge of liquidity solutions.
He was responsible for ensuring that the team maximised revenue generation and optimised funding for funds and clients' balance sheets by using securities financing techniques.
Based in London, Dolce joined AXA IM in 2006 as senior quantitative analyst, where he later held responsibilities as senior risk manager.
In 2013, he took on the role of senior structurer and was promoted three years later to head of structuring UK and solutions development.
Dolce will remain on the International Â鶹´«Ã½ Lending Association’s board of directors after he was elected as director earlier this month.
Dolce recently spoke to SFT about the mounting pressures facing markets and AXA IM’s top priorities.
At AXA IM, Dolce led the security financing team and was in charge of liquidity solutions.
He was responsible for ensuring that the team maximised revenue generation and optimised funding for funds and clients' balance sheets by using securities financing techniques.
Based in London, Dolce joined AXA IM in 2006 as senior quantitative analyst, where he later held responsibilities as senior risk manager.
In 2013, he took on the role of senior structurer and was promoted three years later to head of structuring UK and solutions development.
Dolce will remain on the International Â鶹´«Ã½ Lending Association’s board of directors after he was elected as director earlier this month.
Dolce recently spoke to SFT about the mounting pressures facing markets and AXA IM’s top priorities.
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