Leadership changes for Northern Trust in Asia
08 August 2014 Melbourne
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Peter Jordan will become the new head of global fund services (GFS) for Northern Trust’s growing Asia Pacific region.
Based in Melbourne, Jordan will report to Peter Cherecwich, head of GFS, and William Mak, the Singapore-based head of Northern Trust in Asia Pacific.
Jordan succeeds Camie West, who is returning to Chicago to become the head of strategic client relationship for GFS.
"Our asset manager clients operate on a global scale regardless of their country of origin," Cherecwich said.
"[Jordan and West's] wealth of knowledge and global industry experience will ensure we are well positioned to offer innovative solutions to meet the needs of these increasingly global clients."
"We continue to invest in strong leadership and operational capacity across the Asia Pacific region," Mak said. "Northern Trust has an experienced team to help reinforce our global operating model and ensure our legacy of client-centric service, integrity, and innovation."
Based in Melbourne, Jordan will report to Peter Cherecwich, head of GFS, and William Mak, the Singapore-based head of Northern Trust in Asia Pacific.
Jordan succeeds Camie West, who is returning to Chicago to become the head of strategic client relationship for GFS.
"Our asset manager clients operate on a global scale regardless of their country of origin," Cherecwich said.
"[Jordan and West's] wealth of knowledge and global industry experience will ensure we are well positioned to offer innovative solutions to meet the needs of these increasingly global clients."
"We continue to invest in strong leadership and operational capacity across the Asia Pacific region," Mak said. "Northern Trust has an experienced team to help reinforce our global operating model and ensure our legacy of client-centric service, integrity, and innovation."
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