Former deputy governor and chief operating officer of the Bank of England, Charlotte Hogg, is set to join Alter Domus as its CEO from mid-summer.
Hogg will succeed Doug Hart, who has served as CEO since 2019 and will be staying on in an advisory capacity as vice-chair of the firm's debt capital markets division. Alter Domus declined to comment on the exact reasons behind Hart's role change. The incoming chief executive has more than 25 years of experience in financial services, having previously worked for the BoE, McKinsey & Company, Morgan Stanley and more recently Visa Europe, where she served as CEO. Goldman Sachs AM: A world exists 'where we stop using the phrase public and private' This was the latest in a series o...
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