Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) has appointed Alan O’Sullivan as global head of the financial institutions business.
In his new role, O’Sullivan will be responsible for the business’ global clients and overall growth, overseeing custody delivery, technology and data solutions.
The financial institutions business aims to grant its bank clients access to new revenue sources, enable more efficient data and technology platform management, and allow them to differentiate in competitive markets.
O’Sullivan has more than 25 years of experience with BBH, and is currently a principal of the firm. He has held a number of senior roles at the firm, including more than 11 years as managing director of European business development.
He is currently director of BBH Fund Administration Services in Ireland and the BBH Luxembourg Fund. In addition, he is a member of the company’s European steering committee.
Commenting on his appointment, O’Sullivan says: “I’m delighted to lead our financial institutions business, and to work with a team committed to delivering solutions that help clients future proof their businesses, create long term partnerships, and thrive in an increasingly complex marketplace.”
