Doll joins US asset manager in retirement U-turn

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Bob Doll has joined Nuveen Asset Management as chief equity strategist and senior portfolio manager in a surprise move following his retirement from BlackRock in the summer.

Doll (pictured) who will oversee $1.5bn at Chicago-based Nuveen, said in June he was retiring from the world of financial services after 34 years in the industry, in order to devote more time to his family, faith and philanthropic interests. "I have decided that now is the right time for me to shift my priorities and move to the next chapter of my life," Doll said in an internal memo sent to BlackRock employees. However, the 58-year old has now decided to start afresh with Nuveen, which in total manages $117bn. In his new role he will report to the firm's head of equities, David Ch...

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