Nottingham Investment Administration, a provider of accounting and portfolio record keeping services for hedge funds, mutual funds, governments, foundations and other investment pools, has named Lori Kahramanidis director of hedge fund services.
Kahramanidis will be responsible for streamlining operations for the company’s growing hedge fund business.
Nottingham has added close to USD1bn in hedge fund client assets to its administrative platform so far in 2010.
“We continue to see tremendous growth in demand for our hedge fund services as new funds are launched and assets flow back into the industry,” says Kip Meadows, chief executive officer at Nottingham. “Lori brings significant background and experience in this area to our company and will be a great addition to our fund services team.”
Prior to joining Nottingham, Kahramanidis was with Morgan Stanley Fund Services, where she served as account manager team leader and helped oversee operations and fund accounting as well as multiple new fund launches.
Before that, she was an operations and accounting manager at GlobeOp Financial Services, overseeing a group providing back office support services and fund administration.
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