16 October 2012 17:02

Independent investment management firm Mason Stevens has announced the appointment of Jack Chemello as head of equities.

Chemello joins the firm from BT where he held a range of senior positions including portfolio manager of the BT Imputation Fund.

In the new role, Chemello will oversee all aspects of developing Mason Steven’s equities business,and will work closely with chief investment officer, Vincent Hua.

“Jack is a highly experienced investment professional with more than 16 years of experience in both domestic and international markets. He brings

first-class investment skills to Mason Stevens,” said Hua.

Mason Stevens, chief investment officer, first-class investment skills, head of equities, Jack Chemello, portfolio manager of the BT Imputation Fund, Vincent Hua

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