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10 September 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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Intech appoints alternative investment head

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By Vishal Teckchandani
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2 minute read

Financial services group Intech has promoted portfolio manager Michael Coop to head of alternative investments.

Financial services group Intech has promoted portfolio manager Michael Coop to head of alternative investments.

Coop will oversee the alternative investment policy for Intech and parent company Skandia, which bought Intech 12 months ago.

The alternative investments team includes Ben Tai, Nicole Liu and Adrian Kurniadjaja, who is based in the United States.

 
 

Coop is also the portfolio manager for alternative investment funds the Intech Global Trading Strategies Trust II and Skandia Absolute Return Fund.