Natixis Asset Management has appointed Mattheiu Duncan, former director at Newton Investment Management and Quilter Cheviot, as chief executive following the announcement Pascal Voisin is to leave the firm after eight years.
In a statement, the group said the Natixis AM board met yesterday and agreed Duncan's appointment as chief executive from 4 April 2016. Until that date, Jean François Baralon, Natixis Asset Management's deputy CEO, will serve as interim CEO of Natixis Asset Management. It was reported yesterday Voisin was leaving the firm after being appointed chief executive in 2007. Duncan began his financial career at Goldman Sachs, where he held various roles in Paris and London, and has also worked as head of business strategy and as a member of the board at Newton IM and as COO at Quilter Chevio...
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