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Eagle Investment Systems, a financial services technology company that is part of BNY Mellon, reports the promotion of Mal Cullen to CEO. He succeeds John Lehner, who becomes Eagle’s chairman.
Cullen joined Eagle in 2001 as head of Canadian operations, and served most recently as head of the Americas and of the operations of Eagle Access, the company’s private cloud. Before Eagle, he spent 12 years at Financial Models Company. He has “more than 25 years of experience in the development, sales, implementation and support of software solutions for the financial services industry,” the company notes.
“Eagle is uniquely positioned to offer the global investment management industry a comprehensive technology offering spanning world-class products, hosting services, and middle and back office solutions,” Lehner, the incoming chairman, says in the company’s statement.
As of the end of last September, corporate parent BNY Mellon had $28.3 trillion in assets under custody and/or administration, and $1.6 trillion in assets under management, according to the Eagle statement.
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