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Little leaves BNY Mellon Asset Management

28 July 2010 •

US/UK - BNY Mellon Asset Management co-head and vice chairman Jon Little will leave the firm to join hedge fund Kedge Capital, a London-based alternatives firm.

He leaves the firm at the end of August, confirmed BNY spokesman Jamie Brooks. Little was named co-head of the asset management business along with Mitchell Harris in May after Ronald O'Hanley j...

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