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Fitch Taps Thomson Reuters’ Warner to Head Content Operations

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Fitch Solutions has named Simone Warner senior director and head of its global content operations. Based in London, Warner will report to Thomas Aubrey, managing director, Fitch Solutions.

In this new role, Warner will manage Fitch’s internal content teams and be responsible for the content requirements of Fitch Solutions and Fitch Ratings. As such, she will be responsible for data quality, content integration and coordinating content outsourcing.

Warner was previously vice president of fixed income content strategy for Thomson Reuters’ Investment & Advisory group, and before that worked in fixed income content at both Reuters and Thomson Financial.

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