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10 September 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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BTIM looks to boost team

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By Christine St Anne
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2 minute read

BT Investment Management has plans to boost its investment team.

Fund manager BT Investment Management (BTIM) is looking to add two people to its investment team.

The firm has plans to hire a credit portfolio manager and quantitative analyst.

The decision to hire additional staff to BTIM's investment team follows a restructure of the group in March.

In July, the firm combined its income, multi-strategies and macro boutiques into a single division.

 
 

In June, the firm appointed Vimal Gor as head of income strategies to lead the combined business.

The new roles were part of the firm's strategy to boost its resources, Gor said. 

The fixed income group consists of six people, including Gor.