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Interactive Data Picks Ivaliotis to Lead Marketing Strategy

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Interactive Data Corp. has named Mary Ivaliotis vice president and chief marketing officer, with responsibility for developing the overall brand and marketing strategy for Interactive Data, and its FT Interactive Data, Comstock, CMS BondEdge and eSignal businesses. Ivaliotis was most recently executive vice president of global markets at Telerate, and previously held positions at prior Telerate owners Bridge Information Systems and Dow Jones Markets. She will report to Raymond D’Arcy, president of sales, marketing and institutional business development at Interactive Data.

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