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The NYSE has named Stacey Cunningham as the successor of president Tom Farley, a spokeswoman told Business Insider.Farley is leaving the exchange to lead a venture backed by Daniel Loeb's hedge fund, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange has named a new president to lead the iconic Wall Street institution, a spokeswoman confirmed to Business Insider. Stacey Cunningham, the chief operating officer of the NYSE, is set to become the president of the exchange venue, which is owned by Atlanta-based Intercontinental Exchange. She will be the exchange's first female president since its founding over 200 years ago.On Friday, Cunningham will replace Tom Farley, who has served as the president of NYSE since 2014. Farley was the second-youngest person to head the exchange. John Tuttle, the head of listings at NYSE, is replacing Cunningham as COO, according to a spokeswoman. Farley is joining a firm backed by Third Point, the hedge fund founded by Daniel Loeb, according to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the executive shakeup. Cunningham has been with NYSE since 2012. She joined the exchange from cross-town rival Nasdaq. Notably, Nasdaq named Adena Friedman as its chief executive officer in 2017. That made her the first female to lead a global exchange.As noted by the Wall Street Journal, the appointment of Cunningham follows the rise of the #MeToo movement on Wall Street and the announcement that the "Fearless Girl" statue, a symbol of feminism, will be relocated in front of the exchange. Join the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: A Nobel Prize-winning economist explains what Milton Friedman got wrong
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Deutsche Bank's head of emerging market debt trading Sean Bates left the bank last week, according to people familiar with the matter.The German lender has been shuffling key executives in the last several weeks under new CEO Christian Sewing. The turnover in Deutsche Bank's trading business continues. Sean Bates, the bank's London-based global head of emerging market debt trading, left the bank last week, according to people with knowledge of his departure. He'll be replaced by James Davies, who will add Bates' responsibilities to his role as the head of structuring in the fixed-income and currencies department, one of the people said. Deutsche Bank has been shuffling major executives in the last several weeks after the appointment of new CEO Christian Sewing. The CEO, who replaced former chief executive John Cryan in April, has said the bank will scale back its ambitions after three years of losses. The bank is looking at various ways to cut costs and pull out of businesses where it isn't profitable.As head of emerging market debt trading, Bates was a managing director. He had reported directly to Ram Nayak, head of fixed-income for the Frankfurt-based bank until taking on a new role as head of risk and resource management earlier in May. Nayak was replaced by John Pipilis. A number of key Deutsche executives have also exited the bank in the last several weeks, including investment banking co-head Marcus Schenck. Earlier in May, Deutsche Bank named a new US head of a group that distributes fixed income and equities products to clients, tapping John O'Brien as head of the institutional client group in the Americas, according to an internal memo viewed by Business Insider.SEE ALSO: 'Shaving the headcount is an opportunity': A top executive at Deutsche Bank explains a shake-up in the firm's tech strategyJoin the conversation about this story » NOW WATCH: How socially responsible investing can help you avoid catastrophic drops within your portfolio
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