Fidelity International appoints Tamzin Manning as investment director 

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Fidelity International has appointed Tamzin Manning as investment director, further strengthening its investment capabilities in Australia and enhancing its equity offering for clients.

Manning will be responsible for representing and growing Fidelity’s fundamental equities franchise in Australia, working closely with portfolio managers, clients and distribution partners to deliver investment insights and solutions across Fidelity’s Australian and global equities capabilities.

Manning joins Fidelity from T. Rowe Price, where she was vice president and senior portfolio specialist, leading commercial strategy and communications across a range of global and US equity strategies. Prior to this, she was a director and client portfolio manager at Epoch Investment Partners, where she was responsible for several global equity strategies and played a key role in commercialising new investment solutions. Earlier in her career, she held senior equity sales and research roles at RBC Capital Markets, Liberum Capital and KBC Peel Hunt, working with institutional investors across the US and Europe.

Her appointment reflects Fidelity’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its presence in Australia and investing in experienced talent to better serve clients. As client demand for high-quality active investment solutions continues to evolve, Fidelity remains focused on expanding its capabilities and deepening engagement with investors across the region.  

Simon Glazier, managing director, Australia, at Fidelity International, commented: “Her combination of investment expertise, commercial insight and client-facing experience makes her an excellent addition to the team.

“Australia remains a strategically important market for Fidelity, and we remain committed to investing in our people and capabilities locally. Tamzin’s appointment strengthens our equities franchise and enhances our ability to support clients with high-quality investment expertise and insights.”