Lee Godfrey (pictured), a former executive at fund administrator Intertrust Group, has become CEO of Kurtosys, a provider of cloud platforms for asset managers.
According to a statement, the appointment comes at a time when Kurtosys is seeing “extraordinary demands from the investments industry to deploy digital transformation technology” for client and regulatory reporting.
Godfrey has served as a non-executive director at Kurtosys since 2019 and was most recently managing director, western Europe, at Intertrust Group.
Prior to that he spent 11 years at Kneip, a Luxembourg-based provider of investor reporting services.
Kurtosys has offices in London, Cape Town and North Carolina.
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