Brown Brothers Harriman has appointed Christopher C. Remondi and Bill E. Rosensweig as partners.
Remondi, who joined BBH in 1994, is the New Jersey-based global head of Information Technology at the firm. Remondi is responsible for the systems infrastructure, application development and technology strategy across all business lines at BBH.
Previously, Remondi was responsible for BBHs Infomediary business, custody and accounting internet products and the firms outsourcing services. Remondi is a graduate of Boston College and received his MBA from the Columbia Business School.
Hong Kong-based Rosensweig joined BBH in 2001 and has responsibility for the firms Asia Pacific Investor Services clients serviced from Hong Kong. He is a director of BBH’s subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Japan and oversees its Beijing representative office. Previously, he was responsible for BBH’s Infomediary business in the U.S. and BBH Private Account Services in the U.K. Before joining BBH, Mr. Rosensweig was a senior manager at KPMG Consulting. Rosensweig is a graduate of Hobart College and received an MBA from Boston College.
We are delighted to welcome Chris and Bill into the partnership, says Managing Partner Douglas A. Donahue. They have both made valuable contributions to our firm and will continue to play an important role in the future of our businesses.
BBH is the oldest private partnership bank in the United States.
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