Ocorian internally appoints global funds co-heads 09 December 2022Jersey Reporter: Lucy Carter
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Financial services provider Ocorian has appointed Ben Hill (pictured) and Yegor Lanovenko as co-heads of global funds.
In their roles, the two will be responsible for Ocorian’s end-to-end global fund business including the acceleration of its growth strategy, financial performance and talent development.
Hill will be responsible for clients, while Lanovenko will focus on the fund services product and operating model.
Hill currently serves as managing director for Ocorian’s Guernsey division and will be maintaining his position as country head in his new role. Before joining Ocorian, he held a number of roles at Northern Trust and Deutsche Bank.
Lanovenko has been global head of strategy execution at Ocorian for almost two years, before which he spent time with both J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank in product manager and securities service roles, respectively.
Commenting on the appointments, Mike Hughes, global head of service lines at Ocorian, says: “Building a global fund service offering which is capable of handling increasing complexity at scale and growing our client relationships requires a unique combination of skills and experiences.
“I am pleased that we can bring these skills together by appointing Ben and Yegor. I am confident that they will help us to realise our ambitions as a global business, providing the highest quality of service for our clients.”
Lanovenko adds: “It's an exciting time for alternative assets, and Ocorian is well positioned to support our clients across all stages of the fund lifecycle. Together with Ben and our dedicated experts, I’m delighted to have the opportunity to further evolve our funds offering and products, and work closely with clients to deliver scalable technology-led solutions as a world leader in fund services.”
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