Key Takeaways
- • Ocorian, a provider of asset manager, private wealth, and corporate and issuer services, has named Kristina Rowe as its new global head of issuer services.
- • Rowe joined Ocorian in 2019 and has held several senior roles since then, including global chief of staff and leader of the Global Private Clients business.
- • The appointment places a long-tenured internal executive in charge of the firm's issuer services line, a business that supports companies and funds with corporate administration and listing-related services.
Summary
Ocorian, a provider of asset manager, private wealth, and corporate and issuer services, has appointed Kristina Rowe as its new global head of issuer services, according to the firm's announcement as reported by AltAssets. The source article was only partially accessible behind a subscription wall, so the details available are limited to the publisher summary and the opening of the report.
Rowe joined Ocorian in 2019 and has since held a range of roles within the group. Those include global chief of staff, leadership of the Global Private Clients business, and a regional head position. The progression reflects an internal promotion into a global role overseeing one of the firm's core service lines.
The move signals continuity in Ocorian's management structure, with the issuer services business led by an executive who has worked across both client-facing and operational functions. The article does not disclose further details on the scope of the role, reporting lines, or any changes to the leadership of the other business units.
Rowe joined Ocorian in 2019 and has since held a range of roles within the group. Those include global chief of staff, leadership of the Global Private Clients business, and a regional head position. The progression reflects an internal promotion into a global role overseeing one of the firm's core service lines.
The move signals continuity in Ocorian's management structure, with the issuer services business led by an executive who has worked across both client-facing and operational functions. The article does not disclose further details on the scope of the role, reporting lines, or any changes to the leadership of the other business units.
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