AIMA nabs Inglis from Barclays 11 November 2013London Reporter: Georgina Lavers
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Prime brokerage veteran Jack Inglis has been nabbed from Barclays to head up the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) as its new CEO.
Inglis joins from Barclays, where he was a member of the global executive committee for prime services, and was previously CEO of Ferox Capital between 2007 and 2010. He also spent 16 years at Morgan Stanley where he was co-head of European prime brokerage from 2003-2007.
The appointment follows the announcement in June that current CEO Andrew Baker was stepping down. Baker had been CEO since the beginning of 2009, having previously been deputy CEO since 2007. Inglis will start in the role at the beginning of 2014, with Mr Baker remaining to oversee the handover until then.
Inglis said: “I am delighted to be joining AIMA. It has a tremendously important role to play representing the industry globally and has been instrumental since the crisis in engaging positively with policymakers and regulators internationally. It has also done a lot of important educational work explaining the value that the industry provides to investors, markets and the broader economy.”
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