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GAM hires two directors for North American distribution team

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GAM Investments has appointed Nick Tan and Ian Walker in the role of Director – Business Development. 

Their appointments follow the promotion of Peter Mostarac, who joined GAM in 2011, to Head of North America. Tan and Walker will be based in New York and Chicago, respectively, and will report to Peter.
 
In their roles, Tan and Walker will be responsible for business development and client relationships in North America. Their appointments will further expand GAM’s local presence and deepen the firm’s relationships with institutions in the US and Canada.
 
Tan joins GAM after three years at Conning, where he was a Consultant Relations Manager, responsible for managing relationships with global and regional investment consultants and OCIO providers. Prior to Conning, he was an Institutional Sales Associate at Aegon Asset Management and a Senior Investment Analyst at Willis Towers Watson. Tan holds a Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Arts, Organizational Studies from the University of Michigan. He also holds the CFA and CAIA designations.
 
Walker joins GAM from Calamos Investments, where he spent 11 years. He was most recently Director of Consultant Relations, responsible for business development and relationship management with global and regional investment consultants. He joined the firm initially in 2010 as a Client Service Representative, before becoming an Investment Consultant for three years. Ian holds a Bachelor of Science in Financial Management from Clemson University as well as the CFA and CAIA designations.
 
Peter Mostarac, Head of North America at GAM, says: “We are delighted to welcome Nick and Ian to the firm. They both bring a deep understanding of the North American market and institutional investors’ needs. Their appointments represent our commitment to providing investment leadership, innovation and sustainable thinking to our clients in North America.”
 
Jill Barber, Global Head of Institutional Solutions at GAM, says: “Peter’s promotion and the appointments of Nick and Ian further strengthen our distribution capabilities in North America. We are committed to growing and deepening our presence in the region and to providing differentiated solutions to meet institutional clients’ needs. I am delighted that GAM continues to attract such high calibre professionals while also being able to promote so strongly from within our own internal talent.”

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