Comment: Chris Sullivan
The hedge fund industry has always had a bit of a schizophrenic relationship with the media, particularly here in the US
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GlobeOp appoints new BD head
Eamonn Greaves has been appointed as head of business development at GlobeOp, the fund administrator, where he was previously a managing director.
He led the company’s office in Connecticut, taking responsibility for regional fund accounting and operations, but will now be based in New York and report to CEO Hans Hufschmid.
“Eamonn brings comprehensive technical product knowledge, a deep understanding of our client service model and market experience to his new position,” said Hufschmid. “In recent years, he’s developed particular expertise in services for large managed account platforms and business process outsourcing clients.”
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