Datastream/ICV Director Knadjian Quits; Leaves Market Data Industry
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LONDON: Paren Knadjian, group director, marketing and product development for Primark's Datastream/ICV subsidiary, has resigned. Knadjian has decided to leave the financial services industry and the UK, and move to Los Angeles to set up a music business.
Knadjian, who has been ICV chief David Taylor's second-in-command for a decade, has been in the market data business for 15 years.
His responsibilities as group director will be shared between Steve Schneider, president of Primark Financial
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