Inglis Set for AIMA Helm
Inglis replaces Andrew Baker, AIMA's CEO since January 2009, who announced last year that he would be stepping down.
Inglis was previously with Barclays where he was a member of the bank's Global Executive Committee for Prime Services. Prior to that he was CEO of Ferox Capital between 2007 and 2010 and spent 16 years at Morgan Stanley where he was co-head of European Prime Brokerage from 2003-2007.
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