PIMCO Promotes 78 Executives

April 13, 2009, 1:17 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

PIMCO has promoted 78 of its executives, with 12 now executive vice president, 24 senior vice president and 42 vice president.

The new executive vice presidents include: Philippe Bodereau, lead analyst for U.S. and European financial institutions; Chief Compliance Officer Jennifer Durham; Account Manager Joe Fournier; Information Technology Manager Yanay Lehavi; Account Manager Eric J. Mogelof; Robert Morena, head of institutional development business in New York; Portfolio Manager Alfred Murata; Technology Senior Manager Ric Okun; Legal Associate Arthur Ong; Emerging Market Analyst Guillermo Osses; Luke Drago Spajic, head of pan-European credit and asset-backed securities portfolio management; and Frank Witt, head of business development for Germany and Austria.

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