People Moves
Austin to Depart Xtrakter
Graeme Austin is due to leave his role as chief analytics officer at data and over-the-counter trade-matching provider Xtrakter in May. He joined Xtrakter, formerly part of ICMA, in 2007 as director, product management and was promoted to his current position in January. In February, Austin also became CEO at ISITC Europe. He will be pursuing opportunities in product management, business development and strategy within the financial services sector.
Hale Leaves Netik
Keith Hale has left reference data management vendor Netik after 12 years, and joined software provider IGEFI as global head of transfer agency. At Netik, a company Hale was involved with from the beginning, he was most recently responsible for the business in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. Netik is yet to confirm a replacement for Hale.
Edgar Online Hires Bourke
Company data provider Edgar Online has hired Diana Bourke as chief operations officer, to help it scale and address growth opportunities. Bourke was previously president and CEO of shareholder communications provider Inveshare (formerly Swingvote), before which she was executive vice-president of voting and transaction processing services at RiskMetrics' Institutional Shareholder Services unit.
Capuano and LSE Part Ways
Massimo Capuano, who has been chief executive of Borsa Italiana since 1997, has resigned from his positions as deputy chief executive officer at the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and CEO of Borsa Italiana. He is expected to remain on the Borsa Italiana board for the next four months. Borsa Italiana's new CEO is Raffaele Jerusalmi.
FRSGlobal Appoints Leel
Risk and regulation company FRSGlobal has appointed Stephen Leel as vice-president of global delivery. Leel, based in London, leads the company's global service operations, ensuring quality and consistency of delivery to customers worldwide. He oversees the development of the regional professional services teams, and reports to chief executive Steve Husk.
Broadridge Gains Gokey From McKinsey
Broadridge Financial Solutions, which offers reference data outsourcing services, has appointed Timothy Gokey, former president, H&R Block Retail Tax Services and McKinsey partner, as senior vice-president and chief corporate development officer.
L'Huillier Joins Tradition as CIO
Interdealer broker Compagnie Financiere Tradition has named Yann L'Huillier as chief information officer. L'Huillier was previously CIO of multilateral trading facility Turquoise prior to its acquisition by the London Stock Exchange earlier this year. Before joining Turquoise, he was CIO at the Boston Stock Exchange and prior to that held senior development roles at the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Moreton to Head CJC in Asia
UK-based data consultancy and support services provider CJC has named Steve Moreton director of Asia operations, based at the firm's new office in Hong Kong. Together with CJC chief executive Paul Gow, Moreton will hire a team of local consultants and expand the firm's business in the region. Moreton has spent five years as a consultant at CJC in London, prior to which he managed client installations at Reuters.
Eagle Names Firenze as Chief Technology Officer
Eagle Investment Systems has appointed Marc Firenze as chief technology officer. Firenze is responsible for setting the strategy, technology development, architecture and growth around Eagle's investment management product suite. He will enhance Eagle's platform to reduce the total cost of ownership for clients, employ new technologies to augment existing delivery options, and leverage the outsourcing capabilities of BNY Mellon. Firenze started his career with Eagle in 1997.
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