Toronto-based Dundee Corp. announced on Tuesday that it’s moving forward with its wealth-management strategy with the return of Adam Donsky to Goodman and Co. Investment Counsel Inc. in the new role of chief investment officer.
“Creating a chief investment officer position within the group and bringing on Adam Donsky is a significant milestone in implementing our wealth-management strategy,” says David Goodman, Dundee’s president and CEO, in a statement. “I am extremely pleased to welcome Adam back to Dundee.”
Donsky’s experience with Goodman and Co. dates back to 2004, when he joined Dynamic Funds, which was then a division of Goodman and Co. Dynamic Funds was bought by Toronto-based Bank of Nova Scotia in 2011 and Donsky would go on to become lead portfolio manager for Dynamic Funds’ Blue Chip fund series and vice president and lead portfolio manager at 1832 Asset Management LP, a wholly-owned division of Scotiabank.
In that role, Donsky provided investment counseling to the firm’s high net-worth group and was responsible for more than $6 billion in assets under management.
“I look forward to rejoining Dundee and being part of building a new wealth-management organization,” says Donsky in a statement. “I am thrilled at the thought of joining a truly unique organization with an entrepreneurial culture I have rarely seen in other organizations.”
Donsky will begin his new role with Dundee on Jan. 4, 2016.