Hedge fund association to lose CEO
12 June 2012 London
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The CEO of the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) is stepping down from his role at the end of the year.
Andrew Baker has been CEO since the beginning of 2009, having previously been deputy CEO since 2007. The association is in the process of finding his successor.
Kathleen Casey, chairman of AIMA, said: “The effectiveness of AIMA as a global organisation and its positive influence on international regulatory affairs is a tribute to Baker’s tenure as CEO.”
“In particular, his strong leadership during one of the most tumultuous times facing our financial markets worked to further underscore AIMA’s role and reputation as an expert voice and effective advocate for the industry.”
Baker will continue in his role until a successor can take over.
Andrew Baker has been CEO since the beginning of 2009, having previously been deputy CEO since 2007. The association is in the process of finding his successor.
Kathleen Casey, chairman of AIMA, said: “The effectiveness of AIMA as a global organisation and its positive influence on international regulatory affairs is a tribute to Baker’s tenure as CEO.”
“In particular, his strong leadership during one of the most tumultuous times facing our financial markets worked to further underscore AIMA’s role and reputation as an expert voice and effective advocate for the industry.”
Baker will continue in his role until a successor can take over.
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