By Annie Massa (Original source Bloomberg)
BlackRock Inc. is enlisting a former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve to help bolster its investment analysis across asset classes.
“Stanley Fischer, who resigned from the central bank in October 2017, will join the BlackRock Investment Institute as a senior adviser, according to a memo provided by the firm. He will be part of a group offering analysis on markets and central banks, and help develop the firm’s investment teams.
Fischer, 75, was governor of the Bank of Israel before joining the Fed in 2014. The BlackRock Investment Institute provides insights to the firm’s portfolio managers and clients, looking at factors such as macroeconomic trends.”
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