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James Tousignant was named president of Multex. He had been the company's executive vice president since December. Tousignant helped found the company in 1993 with Isaak Karaev, the company's chairman and chief executive. One of his duties as president will be to help identify potential acquisitions.
SS&C Technologies promoted Donald MacLauchlan to vice president and head of all development for its asset management products, including the portfolio management systems Camra 2000, Total Return
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