23 August 2010 14:00

Queensland Investment Corporation’s Global Fixed Interest boutique has secured the services of UBS Global Asset Management’s regional head of credit research.

Susan Buckley’s Brisbane-based boutique has created the role of head of investment grade credit, reflecting the return to stratification in the management of fixed income portfolios, and filling the position with Philip Miall, who comes straight from UBS and will move from Sydney for the job.

Miall’s 10 year career has taken in credit analysis roles at Westpac and Fitch Ratings prior to UBS.

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