BNY Mellon appoints country executive in Germany
10 July 2014 Dusseldorf
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BNY Mellon has appointed Werner Taiber as country executive in Germany, effective 1 July.
Taiber will also continue in his role as CEO of the Meriten Investment Management, an investment boutique of BNY Mellon.
He replaces Fred Bromberg, who is leaving Germany to serve in his role as senior client executive in New York, where he will report to Karen Peetz, president of BNY Mellon.
Taiber will be based in Dusseldorf where he will report to Michael Cole Fontayn, chairman of BNY Mellon Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Mitchell Harris, president of the bank’s investment management business.
Fontayn said: “We thank Bromberg for his leadership of the business in Germany. In his new role, he will be one of a team of senior client leaders responsible for developing strategic client relationships globally to institutions.”
Harris added: “Taiber will ensure we continue to benefit from strong and forward-thinking leadership in Germany.”
Taiber will also continue in his role as CEO of the Meriten Investment Management, an investment boutique of BNY Mellon.
He replaces Fred Bromberg, who is leaving Germany to serve in his role as senior client executive in New York, where he will report to Karen Peetz, president of BNY Mellon.
Taiber will be based in Dusseldorf where he will report to Michael Cole Fontayn, chairman of BNY Mellon Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Mitchell Harris, president of the bank’s investment management business.
Fontayn said: “We thank Bromberg for his leadership of the business in Germany. In his new role, he will be one of a team of senior client leaders responsible for developing strategic client relationships globally to institutions.”
Harris added: “Taiber will ensure we continue to benefit from strong and forward-thinking leadership in Germany.”
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