Butterfield's chief operating officer steps down
Butterfield, the Bermuda-based investment bank, has announced that Daniel Frumkin, the group chief operating officer, is leaving his post with immediate effect.
As a result of this departure, Michael Neff, managing director Bermuda, will lead the company's international trust business and Richard Saunders, managing director in the Channel Islands, will assume responsibility for international corporate banking.
Michael McWatt, Butterfield's managing director in the Cayman Islands, will manage operations for Bermuda and Cayman, with Michael Schrum, group chief financial officer, leading oversee IT operations and corporate development.
Michael Collins, Butterfield's chairman and chief executive officer, said: "Dan is stepping down to pursue other opportunities. We are grateful for his significant contributions during his tenure with the Bank.
"Since joining Butterfield in 2010, Dan has concentrated his considerable abilities initially on the restructuring of loan and investment assets, and later on our initial public offering in 2016. Most recently, he has focused his efforts on corporate development through acquisitions," Collins added. "On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank Dan for his many contributions and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavours."
Earlier this year Butterfield acquired ABN Amro's Channel Islands business, as part of an international expansion plan.
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