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Reuters Taps Adsatis/Credit Dimensions’ Hodgson for Client Data Role

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Reuters has appointed Jonathan Hodgson as product business owner for counterparty & compliance data. He was previously business development director at Adsatis, and also acted as European business development director for Adsatis’s joint venture company, Credit Dimensions, a supplier of counterparty data management services to the banking community. He reports to Tim Shortland, global head of new business for enterprise information at Reuters.

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