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Suzanna Ellard
Suzanna Ellard
Solutions Strategy Associate

Suzanna joined Legal & General Asset Management (L&G) in January 2024 as a Solutions Strategy Associate and is responsible for assisting LDI and Buy & Maintain clients, with a focus on ESG.

Suzanna joined Legal & General Asset Management (L&G) in January 2024 as a Solutions Strategy Associate and is responsible for assisting LDI and Buy & Maintain clients, with a focus on ESG. Before joining L&G, Suzanna worked as a Senior Associate in an advisory investment consultant role at WTW for four years, supporting trustees’ strategic decision-making.

Suzanna is a CFA Charterholder and holds a BSc in economics from the University of Warwick.

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