Global X hires new portfolio manager

Global X ETFs has boosted its local Australian portfolio management team by appointing former Betashares Assistant Portfolio Manager, Jessica Leung, as Portfolio Manager.
Leung’s appointment brings the exchange traded fund (ETF) provider’s portfolio management team to five, where she will take responsibility for funds management, product development and project management to improve key systems and processes.
“We are thrilled to have Jessica on the Global X team and be a part of our ongoing growth story in Australia,” Evan Metcalf, Global X chief executive, said.
“Jessica’s in-depth understanding of the local ETF and responsible investing landscapes will be instrumental in enhancing our portfolio management capabilities and ultimately, our end client offering.
“Expanding our team with experienced staff who also contribute to our company culture is a priority for us, particularly as we have already launched five ETFs this year and have a number of exciting plans in the pipeline for 2023.”
Leung brings close to ten years of experience in the financial services industry, having spent time at Betashares focusing on responsible and ethical investments, as well as at Macquarie Group in portfolio management and investment risk management roles.
“I’m passionate about ETFs because they have the power to bring real world investment opportunities to many different types of investors – particularly to those where traditional investment vehicles may not be accessible,” Leung said.
“Global X has a focus on research and investor education which is beyond the basics, so paired with my love for promoting financial literacy I believe we can make a meaningful difference to Australian investors.”
Leung commenced in the new role in February of this year.









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