BlackRock senior executive and potential Fink successor Mark Wiedman departing firm
Wiedman, who joined BlackRock in 2004 to help build the firm’s Financial Markets Advisory Group, was seen as one of a handful of the New York-based money management giant’s executives who could be tapped to fill CEO Larry Fink’s shoes when the 72-year-old co-founder of the firm eventually retires.
Wiedman, head of the global client business, was instrumental in driving BlackRock's growth in passive investing.
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The BlackRock veteran Mark Wiedman is planning his exit from the firm, shaking up the race to succeed CEO Larry Fink.
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