Key facts
- Hans Georgeson has stepped down as CEO of Royal London Asset Management after five years.
- Daniel Cazeaux, group chief financial officer, has been appointed interim CEO.
- Cazeaux joined Royal London in 2020 and was previously a partner at KPMG.
- Under Georgeson's leadership, RLAM grew strongly and broadened its investment capabilities.
Hans Georgeson has stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) after five years in the role. Daniel Cazeaux, the group's chief financial officer, has been appointed as interim CEO. Cazeaux, who joined Royal London in 2020, previously served as a partner at KPMG. Barry O'Dwyer, Royal London's Group Chief Executive Officer, thanked Georgeson for his contributions, noting that RLAM strengthened its position as a leading UK asset manager under his leadership. O'Dwyer expressed confidence in Cazeaux's interim appointment, citing his financial services expertise and understanding of the business. Cazeaux stated his intention to maintain the firm's momentum and focus on client delivery during the transition.