PHILADELPHIA, PA — Nomura Asset Management appointed former J.P. Morgan strategist Andrew Goldberg as chief investment strategist for its international business as asset managers compete to strengthen advisor relationships and expand distribution across institutional and wealth management channels.
The newly created role will focus on developing and commercializing investment research and market commentary across the firm’s global platform, Nomura Asset Management announced.
Goldberg will also serve as a public-facing market strategist working with financial advisors, institutional investors, and media outlets.
The appointment comes as global asset managers increasingly use thought leadership, macroeconomic analysis, and advisor education to differentiate investment platforms amid heightened competition for wealth management assets.
“As we continue to expand our global presence, the addition of Andy Goldberg reflects our commitment to strengthening our capabilities for our clients,” Chief Executive Officer Shawn Lytle said in a statement.
Goldberg spent more than 20 years at J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Private Bank, where he helped develop the firm’s “Guide to the Markets” platform and later served as global head of market and investment strategy for the private bank.
Most recently, he led collectible car lending operations at Sotheby’s Financial Services.
“Nomura Asset Management International is building an impressive platform,” Goldberg said, citing the firm’s capabilities across equities, fixed income, municipal bonds, and private credit markets.
Nomura Asset Management manages approximately $860 billion in assets across public and private market strategies, according to the company.
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