KPMG International has appointed David Neuenhaus as global sector head of asset management, succeeding the retiring Jim Suglia.
Neuenhaus is a principal with KPMG in the US and currently serves as the US line of business leader for asset management and private equity. He will continue in this role alongside his new responsibilities.
He has worked for KPMG in the US for 15 years and brings more than 25 years’ experience advising asset managers and institutional investors worldwide, including private investment funds, sovereign wealth funds and public pension funds.
Karim Haji, global head of financial services at KPMG International, said: “David’s appointment reflects the strength and depth of talent we have across our global network of asset management professionals.
“His extensive experience working with leading institutional investors around the world, combined with his strong leadership across KPMG in the US, makes him ideally placed to lead our global sector.
“As the asset management industry continues to evolve at pace, driven by changing investor demands, innovation and new market dynamics, David’s insight and global perspective will be critical in helping KPMG firm clients navigate complexity and unlock growth opportunities.”
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Neuenhaus added: “The expansion of my role comes at an important time for the asset management industry.
“We are seeing significant transformation across the sector, from shifting investor expectations to the rapid evolution of products and markets.
“The global KPMG network is well positioned to help organizations navigate this change, and I look forward to working with colleagues worldwide to support the delivery of leading capabilities to KPMG firm clients.”
