Clarke ends four-year reign as Hermes CEO

Saker Nusseibeh, head of investments, will serve as acting chief executive while the asset manager conducts an external search for a permanent successor to Rupert Clarke

Rupert Clarke has stepped down as chief executive of Hermes Fund Managers, the asset manager owned by the £35bn-plus BT pension scheme, after four years at the top.

Following his resignation, Hermes will conduct an external search for a replacement. In the interim, Saker Nusseibeh, current head of investment, will be acting chief executive. Nusseibeh said he had not as yet decided whether to apply for the job.

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