Hans Georgeson Steps Down as Royal London Asset Management CEO
Hans Georgeson has stepped down from his role as chief executive of Royal London Asset Management after a five-year tenure. Barry O'Dwyer, the group's CEO, is overseeing the recruitment process for a permanent replacement while Daniel Cazeaux, the group’s CFO since 2020, will serve as interim CEO. O’Dwyer praised Georgeson for his leadership in growing Royal London Asset Management and strengthening its position as a leading UK asset manager. He highlighted Cazeaux's deep financial services expertise and familiarity with the company as key reasons for appointing him to lead during this transition period. Cazeaux will also join several subsidiary boards, including those of Royal London Unit Managers and Royal London Mutual Insurance Society until a permanent successor is named.
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