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Invesco expands role of its head of EMEA distribution

by Muna Abdi
February 4, 2026
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Invesco has appointed its head of EMEA distribution, Oliver Bilal, as head of EMEA.

Bilal will take on an expanded role while continuing as head of EMEA distribution. He will also chair the EMEA Management Committee (EMAC). The changes form part of Invesco’s approach to its regional leadership structure in EMEA.

He has been involved in the development of the EMEA region in recent years and has supported collaboration across countries and functional teams. According to Invesco, the expanded role is intended to strengthen regional leadership and coordination.

Bilal joined Invesco from Natixis Investment Managers where he was head of international sales & marketing. He was also head of EMEA at UBS and was European head of instutional sales and consultant relations at Allianz Global Investors Europe.

 

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