Roger Hollingsworth, who has served as head of government relations at the Managed Funds Association (MFA) association since 2008, has resigned.
Richard H Baker, CEO of MFA, says: “Roger contributed to building an effective government relations team and provided leadership during a period of extraordinary change in the financial markets and the hedge fund industry. MFA wishes Roger success in all future endeavours.”
Hollingsworth (pictured) says: “I have been honoured to work alongside Congressman Baker and the talented team he has assembled at MFA over these past eight years. It’s also been a privilege to work with, and on behalf of, the extraordinary professionals and firms that make up the global alternative investment community. I look forward to embarking upon new endeavours and the next chapter of my professional career and MFA continuing to make a positive, meaningful contribution to the dialogue on relevant policy issues in the months and years ahead.”
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