At a time that most consultants are trying to redefine themselves in a post defined benefit world, one group, Redington – with more than $348 billion in assets under consulting and a client base that includes many of the UK’s largest DB pension schemes – continues to think (and tweet) out of the box.
The firm, founded in 2006 by ex-Merrill Lynch investment bankers Dawid Konotey-Ahulu and Robert Gardner, and which now employs 48 people, has hired Patrick O’Sullivan, a former Watson Wyatt investment consultant.
O’Sullivan – who...