Eduard van Gelderen, the Public Sector Pension Investment Board’s senior vice-president and chief investment officer, is stepping down after six years with the organization.
Effective immediately, Alexandre Roy, PSP Investments’ senior managing director of total fund management, will assume the CIO’s responsibilities on an interim basis, according to a press release.
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Van Gelderen joined the organization in 2018 and was responsible for PSP Investments’ total fund portfolio and long-term investment strategy, along with the sustainable investment, public policy, global government affairs and strategic communications functions.
“I want to express my sincere gratitude to Eduard for his significant contributions to PSP over the years,” said Deborah K. Orida, the investment organization’s president and chief executive officer, in the release. “Eduard’s commitment to building diverse and inclusive teams has made us a stronger organization. His sponsorship and support of PSP’s anti-racism, culture and religion affinity group will leave a lasting legacy. His contributions have been instrumental in our growth and we wish him the very best in his future endeavours.”
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