FE Fundinfo names new CEO

Liam Healy takes up the role from 4 September 2023

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FE Fundinfo has appointed Liam Healy as chief executive officer from 4 September 2023.

Healy brings more than 15 years of executive leadership experience with him to the fund data provider, focused on delivering customer value through ‘go-to-market strategy,’ product delivery and mergers and acquisitions. 

He has previously served in the executive leadership team at Diligent, a governance, risk and compliance software as a service (SaaS) company.

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The firm added that Healy’s track record of leading successful SaaS businesses, alongside broad international experience across Europe, Asia, and the US, will support and accelerate its growth aspirations.

Healy said: “I couldn’t be more excited to lead the team at FE fundinfo. Our customers need to simultaneously navigate several challenges, such as regulatory change, distributed workforces, evolving investor preferences and data integrity. In FE fundinfo there is a unique opportunity to both deliver truly unparalleled value to help solve these challenges, while also being part of a growing and innovative organisation, where the entire team can grow professionally and personally.” 

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Chair David Blumer added: “Liam’s background makes him a great fit for us, with his extensive experience in SaaS and his broad international experience across Europe, Asia and the US, which will perfectly support our aspirations to grow internationally as well as in our core markets such as Luxembourg, Switzerland, Australia and the UK.”

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