Jonathan Toub

Profile

Job title

Portfolio Manager, Global Equities

Contact details

Work location

London, United Kingdom

Joined Aviva Investors

2018

Joined The Industry

2000

Biography

Main responsibilities

Jonathan is a portfolio manager in our Global Equity team. He is the co-manager of both the Natural Capital Transition Global Equity Strategy and the Global Emerging Markets Equity Core Strategy, also managing the Global Emerging Markets Equity Unconstrained Strategy. Jonathan also has research responsibilities covering global consumer companies with a focus on US and Emerging Markets.

Experience and qualifications

Jonathan was formerly a Portfolio Manager focused on Global Emerging Markets at Aberdeen Standard Investments. Prior to this Jonathan worked as GEM Equity Portfolio Manager at Collabrium Investment Advisors and a GEM Equity analyst at Lansdowne Partners. He began his career with F&C Asset Management as a global equity analyst before developing into a Latin American Equity Portfolio Manager with the firm. Jonathan holds an LLB (Hons) Law from Kings College, London and is a qualified US Attorney-at-Law. He also holds the Investment Management Certificate and is a CFA® charterholder.

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