Lombard Risk poaches Brown for CEO
27 November 2015 London
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Alistair Brown, chief information officer (CIO) at the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), is set to join Lombard Risk Management’s board as CEO.
Brown will take on the new role on 1 December and report to Philip Crawford, who will continue to serve as executive chairman for the remainder of the financial year.
Crawford will then return to his role as non-executive chairman on 1 April 2016.
Brown worked for RBS for 15 years in several technology leadership roles in global banking and markets.
Crawford, said: “After an extensive search process we are delighted that Alastair Brown has agreed to join Lombard Risk Management as CEO.”
“Brown has a wealth of experience and long track record of success in roles very relevant to our business. I am confident he will make a significant contribution to the development of Lombard Risk Management.”
Brown commented: “Lombard Risk’s vision is driven by the needs of our clients; to provide them with solutions that give them the agility to cope with the increasing demands of global regulation, and subsequently competitive advantage in their markets.”
Brown will take on the new role on 1 December and report to Philip Crawford, who will continue to serve as executive chairman for the remainder of the financial year.
Crawford will then return to his role as non-executive chairman on 1 April 2016.
Brown worked for RBS for 15 years in several technology leadership roles in global banking and markets.
Crawford, said: “After an extensive search process we are delighted that Alastair Brown has agreed to join Lombard Risk Management as CEO.”
“Brown has a wealth of experience and long track record of success in roles very relevant to our business. I am confident he will make a significant contribution to the development of Lombard Risk Management.”
Brown commented: “Lombard Risk’s vision is driven by the needs of our clients; to provide them with solutions that give them the agility to cope with the increasing demands of global regulation, and subsequently competitive advantage in their markets.”
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