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Former Performance Measurement & Reporting Director at Russel Joins BI-SAM

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BI-SAM, the company behind B-One, the global award winning data management, performance and risk attribution, GIPS composites administration and client reporting solution, announced the appointment of Frédéric Lalande as Deputy Managing Director.

Frédéric has more than 20 years experience in asset management and more specifically in performance measurement and reporting. After ten years in Paris, notably as Head of Performance Measurement at BNP Paribas Asset Management, Frédéric has spent the last ten years in London as Head of Performance Measurement and Reporting at Russell Investments.

Through his position within BI-SAM, he will undertake the role of functional expert for the global product strategy; direct the internal and external product communications, as well as being responsible for the new BI-SAM ASP offering

“Frédéric’s arrival is an important step for BI-SAM, he will bring a wealth of expertise and help with institutional communication and business development as well as reinforcing the group management team”, commented Alexandre Harkous, BI-SAM CEO, “his vast experience and global vision of the performance market will be a real asset to BI-SAM”.

“I am proud to be joining BI-SAM, in the last few years its B-One product has rapidly been increasing its reputation and capacity, to now becoming the global reference in performance attribution and reporting” commented Frédéric Lalande, “I look forward to heading and developing the new BI-SAM ASPoffering which, I am sure will be very appealing to a number of small and mid-sized Asset Managers”.

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