Asset Control Hires O'Boyle To Lead Americas Expansion
New managing director follows company's growth in the region
Asset Control has appointed Robert O'Boyle as managing director, Americas, responsible for the firm's continued expansion in the region.
The move reflects Asset Control's increasing client base in North and Latin America.
O'Boyle brings more than 20 years of business development and leadership experience in technology and service companies for the financial services industry. He has served as president of risk management service provider Liquid Holdings Group and held senior roles at portfolio management and accounting systems vendor Advent Software, including vice president of solutions marketing and vice president of sales for its asset management group.
Asset Control has seen significant growth in the Americas over the past 18 months, with significant wins such as Itaú Unibanco, World Bank and the establishment of a Center of Excellence in São Paulo, Brazil.
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