37 Senior vice-president, head of corporate strategy Northern Trust Co. Chicago Five years ago, Caroline Devlin got off the investment banking fast track, quitting her job as a J. Morgan Chase & Co. Vice-president to forge a new career with less travel. It was an uncharacteristic pause for a woman described by a former boss as 'so high-energy that the word hyper can come to mind.' Nearly a year later, she joined Northern Trust as a relationship manager for wealthy clients and in four years rose to become head of corporate strategy, a position traditionally treated by Chicago's largest bank as a stepping stone to running one of its businesses. The title once was held by CEO Rick Waddell, to whom Ms.
Devlin now reports. In her new role, Ms. Devlin meets regularly with Mr. Waddell and the heads of Northern's businesses to tackle broad questions such as how aggressive to be in acquiring other companies and whether to expand Northern's domestic wealth advisory work for individuals to other countries — issues that have become more complicated and interesting in the aftermath of the worst financial crisis in decades. 'What a time to be working with the leadership of Northern,' she says.
Born and raised in the New York suburbs, she moved to northwest suburban Park Ridge as she was starting high school. After graduating from Northwestern University in 1994, she started her career as an analyst in Chemical Securities Inc.'
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CHICAGO-( )- (Nasdaq: NTRS) has named Daniel F. Lindley to the London-based role of Managing Director, Global Family & Private Investment Offices Group – EMEA and APAC. Lindley will assume the newly created position on July 1st, 2012.
Lindley currently serves as President of The Northern Trust Company of Delaware, a limited purpose trust company in Wilmington, Del., a position he has held since 2005. In his new role, Lindley will manage the expansion of Northern Trust’s business with family and private investment offices in Europe, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific Region, and will have operational oversight of the group’s activities in London and Guernsey. Lindley will also continue in his role as Chief Fiduciary Officer for Northern Trust’s Guernsey trust company, Northern Trust Fiduciary Services (Guernsey) Limited. Lindley will report to J.
Jeffery Kauffman, Chief Executive Officer, Global Family & Private Investment Offices. He will work closely with Caroline Devlin, Director of International Solutions on business strategy and expansion. Charlotte Denton, Managing Director, London, and Lesley Hodgson, Managing Director, Guernsey, will report to Lindley. “Northern Trust is well positioned to grow its family and private investment office services in Europe, the Middle East and the Asia Pacific Region given our outstanding capabilities in asset servicing and fiduciary management,” Kauffman said. “New and existing clients will benefit from Dan’s insightful leadership and deep expertise in these areas.” Prior to joining Northern Trust in 2005, Lindley was managing director and trust counsel at U.S. Trust Company of Delaware.
He was also responsible for the national development of U.S. Trust's Delaware trust business. Lindley spent 25 years in private law practice in Delaware, beginning his career in 1975 with Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP and later as a partner in the Delaware offices of Duane Morris LLP and Reed Smith LLP. During that time, he assisted institutional clients with fiduciary product development and fiduciary litigation, as well as the enactment of Delaware legislation dealing with fiduciary law. In that role, he was the principal author in 1997 of the Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act, Delaware's asset protection trust statute, and the 1995 legislation repealing Delaware's Rule Against Perpetuities.
Lindley holds a law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law and a bachelor’s degree, magna cum laude, from Williams College. Admitted to the bars of the Supreme Court of the State of Delaware and the United States Supreme Court, Lindley is a member of the Asset Protection Planning Committee of the Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section of the American Bar Association. He is also a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), the Estate Planning Council of Delaware, and the Estates and Trusts Section of the Delaware State Bar Association. Lindley is Chairman of the Executive Board of the Blood Bank of Delmarva, Inc. Northern Trust’s Personal Financial Services is a premier wealth management firm that specializes in goals-based financial advice. We offer clients fresh perspectives and creative thinking, backed by cutting-edge technology and a strong fiduciary ethos.
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Northern Trust is ranked among the top 10 U.S. Wealth managers with $179.1 billion in assets under management as of March 31, 2012 and more than 70 offices across the United States and abroad. About Northern Trust Northern Trust Corporation (Nasdaq: NTRS) is a leading provider of investment management, asset and fund administration, banking solutions and fiduciary services for corporations, institutions and affluent individuals worldwide. Northern Trust, a financial holding company based in Chicago, has offices in 18 U.S.
States and 16 international locations in North America, Europe, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region. As of March 31, 2012, Northern Trust had assets under custody of US$4.6 trillion, and assets under investment management of US$716.5 billion. For more than 120 years, Northern Trust has earned distinction as an industry leader in combining exceptional service and expertise with innovative products and technology. For more information, visit or follow us on Twitter @NorthernTrust. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available.
CHICAGO-( )-Northern Trust, a leading provider of financial services for individuals, families and institutions, announced today that Jason Tyler of Ariel Investments LLC will be named Head of Corporate Strategy and Market Development. Caroline Devlin, who has served in that capacity since 2009, will move to the Personal Financial Services (PFS) business unit where she will guide refinement of PFS strategic goals, including plans to build upon the unit’s international wealth management business. She will report to PFS President Jana Schreuder. Tyler, who will join Northern Trust September 6, is Senior Vice President, Director of Research Operations, and a member of the Investment Committee at Ariel Investments LLC, a $5 billion, 28 year old investment management firm located in Chicago. He will report to Northern Trust Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Frederick H.
“We are delighted to welcome Jason to Northern Trust,” Waddell said. “He brings a deep knowledge of Northern Trust and the financial services industry. I want to thank Caroline for her tremendous work, and I look forward to Caroline’s continued leadership focusing on key initiatives within our PFS unit.” Prior to joining Ariel, Tyler spent ten years at Bank One, later acquired by JPMorgan Chase, managing part of the middle market Commercial and Institutional banking groups before becoming a Finance Manager in the Company's Corporate Planning & Analysis group. Tyler serves as Chairman of the Board of The Joffrey Ballet as well as a board member of the Children’s Defense Fund in Washington D.C., the Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness, and the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center. In 2009, Tyler was named a Business Leader of Color by Chicago United for his professional achievements and commitment to public service.
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Tyler also received the 2011 Arthur Turnbull Distinguished Black Alumnus of the Year awarded from the University of Chicago. Tyler received his MBA from the University of Chicago and his AB in Politics from Princeton University. Prior to her role as head of Corporate Strategy, Devlin served as an Investment Relationship Manager in Northern Trust Global Investments. She was responsible for developing investment solutions for institutional clients. Prior to that, Devlin was a Lead Relationship Manager in Northern Trust's Personal Financial Services division, managing banking, investment and fiduciary relationships with family business owners, entrepreneurs and other professionals. Before joining Northern Trust in 2004, Devlin was a Vice President at J.P. Morgan Securities Inc., Chicago, in the investment banking group.
Devlin received a bachelor’s degree in economics and political science from Northwestern University. Sevanthi poo malai kattu mp3 song free download. She is a board member of Midtown Educational Foundation in Chicago.
About Northern Trust Northern Trust Corporation (Nasdaq: NTRS) is a leading provider of investment management, asset and fund administration, banking solutions and fiduciary services for corporations, institutions and affluent individuals worldwide. Northern Trust, a financial holding company based in Chicago, has offices in 18 U.S. States and 16 international locations in North America, Europe, the Middle East and the Asia-Pacific region. As of June 30, 2011, Northern Trust had assets under custody of US$4.4 trillion, and assets under investment management of US$684.1 billion.
For more than 120 years, Northern Trust has earned distinction as an industry leader in combining exceptional service and expertise with innovative products and technology. For more information, visit.
Related Videos: Northern Trust Mr. Tyler will report to Northern Trust Chairman and CEO Frederick “Rick” Waddell in a job that Northern traditionally has treated as a stepping stone to senior-level responsibilities within one of its big business units. At the bank, the head of corporate strategy works with senior management to coordinate and develop high-level, big-picture decisionmaking.
Tyler joined Ariel in 2003 after 10 years as a middle-market commercial banker with Bank One Corp. He is chairman of the board of the Joffrey Ballet and serves on the board of the Children's Defense Fund in Washington, D.C.
Caroline Devlin “He brings a deep knowledge of Northern Trust and the financial services industry,” Mr. Waddell said in a statement. Tyler also served as chairman of the parent of First Chicago Bank & Trust, the $959-million-asset local lender that failed in July.
Ariel had a small investment in First Chicago, which was majority-owned by a California-based private-equity firm, and Mr. Tyler agreed in late 2009 to become non-executive chairman to help with a capital campaign aimed at averting failure, according to people familiar with the matter. At the time, the bank already was experiencing major losses due to bad loans. Tyler and a Northern Trust spokesman declined to comment. In her new job, Ms. Devlin, 39, will help Northern sharpen its strategic goals in its unit serving wealthy individuals and families.
Among her responsibilities will be managing initiatives to expand internationally in a business that is mainly domestic today. She will report to Jana Schreuder, Northern Trust's president of personal financial services. Devlin joined Northern Trust in 2004 after a stint as an investment banker with J. Morgan Chase & Co. Bobrinskoy, vice-chairman and director of research at Ariel, will handle Mr.
Tyler's duties, and Ariel also plans to hire two research analysts, John W. Rogers Jr., CEO, said in a telephone interview. (Crain's sister publication Pensions & Investments contributed to this report.).