Neuberger Berman hires industry vet for alt risk premia solutions

Maarten Nederlof will join as head of portfolio solutions in the Americas for the quantitative and multi-asset class investments at Neuberger Berman. In this newly created role, Nederlof will advise clients on quantitative and multi-asset solutions. He will leverage Neuberger Berman broader platform and client solutions to help construct and oversee and implement portfolios focused on alternative risk premia. Nederlof joins from Risk Premium Investments, where he served as Founder, CEO, and CIO for the past five years. Neuberger Berman will also now manage $500 million of former Risk Premium Investments' client assets under management. Prior to this role, he held roles at a number of multi-manager firms. He was head of portfolio solutions at PAAMCO designing custom alpha and overlay solutions, and prior to that global head of the pension strategies group at Deutsche Bank. He also served as head of research and portfolio management at TSA Capital Management, and as a Portfolio Manager at K2 Advisors. Nederlof began his career in quantitative research at Salomon Brothers in New York. "Neuberger Berman has world-class systematic investment capabilities across equity factors, alternative risk premia, options, commodities and risk parity,” said Nederlof. “We are excited to join Neuberger Berman, given the platform's breadth, depth, and level of innovation.” He will report to co-heads of the Quantitative and Multi-Asset Class Investments (QMAC) team Erik Knutzen and Doug Kramer.

Neuberger Berman hires industry vet for alt risk premia solutions

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