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Interactive Data Names Jay S Kilberg Managing Director of Real-Time Services Business

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Interactive Data Corporation has named Jay S Kilberg managing director of its Real-Time Services business. Kilberg joins Interactive Data from The McGraw-Hill Companies, where he was most recently vice president and general manager for the Platts Research & Analytics business.

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