Tim Ryan named CEO of Natixis IM with Raby to depart

Takes up role on 12 April

Mike Sheen
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Natixis Investment Managers has named Tim Ryan as CEO and member of its parent group’s senior management committee in charge of asset and wealth management, succeeding Jean Raby who is leaving the firm to pursue other opportunities.

Ryan, who will take up the role from 12 April, began his asset management career in 1992, and recently served as Generali's global CEO of asset and wealth management. He has also held senior roles at AXA and AllianceBernstein. Natixis to sell majority stake in H2O Asset Management Raby departs after four years with the firm, having joined in 2017 to lead Natxis' asset and wealth management business. Prior to joining Natixis, Raby spent 16 years within Goldman Sachs' investment banking division, where he rose to become a partner of the firm in 2004 and CEO of the division for France...

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