Crestone hires former LGIAsuper deputy CIO

Crestone Wealth Management has hired the former LGIAsuper deputy investment chief to take on the same role.

As deputy chief investment officer, Kevin Wan Lum will report to Crestone's chief investment officer Scott Haslem.

Wan Lum has come back to the deputy head of investments from Energy Super, where he was investment chief for nearly three years before the fund merged with LGIAsuper.

Before joining Energy Super, he was head of real assets and alternatives at VicSuper for four years where he also served as acting chief investment officer.

Earlier in his career, WanLum held several portfolio manager roles at Antipodean Capital Management, QIC, and Bankers Trust.

Crestone chief executive Michael Chisholm said Wan Lum's hire would further strengthen the 20-strong investment, product, and services team.

"Kevin's extensive experience working at Energy Super and LGIAsuper makes him a perfect fit for our team," he said.

"With a long history of strategy-driven performance, Kevin will help lead Crestone to achieve our long-term goals."