02/02/2012 Author: Tony Griffiths (London)

Lyxor Asset Managment CEO quits firm

Lyxor Asset Management CEO Laurent Seyer has left the firm in order to “pursue other opportunities”, it was announced Thursday.

The move, announced by Lxyor’s parent company, Societe Generale, will see Inès de Dinechin, Societe Generale corporate and investment banking head of human resources, brought in as his replacement.

The appointment becomes effective at the end of March 2012.

De Dinechin has been at Societe Generale for over 20 years, holding several positions in that time. Her replacement as Societe Generale’s head of human resources for corporate and investment banking will be announced at a later date, the firm said.

Lyxor’s Managed Account Platform enjoyed a strong end to 2011, adding several funds from big-name managers in December.  

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