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Russell Investments Changes Up Leadership Structure
Alums from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will take over positions as global chief investment officer and president.
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Russell Investments has appointed a new global chief investment officer and president, amid other leadership changes at the firm.
The consulting firm appointed Goldman Sachs’ Kate El-Hillow as its new global chief investment officer, as well as Kevin Klingert, previously at Morgan Stanley, as its president. Both appointees will report to Chairman and CEO Michelle Seitz and serve on the executive committee.
“Kate and Kevin join us at a critical time,” Seitz said in a statement. While Russell Investments is an 85-year-old investment firm, the company is looking to expand its global franchise. Seitz noted that just one in four asset owners with less than $10 billion in assets have outsourced their investments.
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Russell Investments, owned by private equity firms TA Associates and Reverence Capital Partners, has hired a new global chief investment officer as well as president, marking the second time in three years that the firm has shuffled its senior leadership team.
The investment services and outsourced CIO firm has tapped Goldman Sachs s Kate El-Hillow as global CIO and J.P. Morgan mutual fund trustee Kevin Klingert as president.
Pete Gunning, who stepped in as Russell’s CIO in October 2018 after Jeff Hussey left the firm, will stay on in a newly created role as vice chairman and strategic relationships officer. Gunning had been CIO before Hussey s five-year tenure in the post.
Nozomi Networks’ Cybersecurity Added to ABB and Tempered Networks’ Products
Nozomi’s real-time network visibility becomes part of ABB’s distributed control system and Tempered Network’s Airwall technology.
Apr 8th, 2021
Though long recognized as a critical technology requirement for industry, cybersecurity has been well acknowledged but not so much invested in over the past decade in comparison to other automation technologies. Fortunately, that seems to be changing.
New research into 2021 automation technology spending plans across the discrete, batch and continuous process industries conducted by Automation World shows that cybersecurity now ranks among the top areas for investment. More specifically, 84% of suppliers to the discrete manufacturing and continuous processing industries expect increased spending by end users on cybersecurity software in 2021, as do 74% of suppliers to the batch manufacturing industries.
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