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Inès de Dinechin departs Lyxor

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Inès de Dinechin, chairman and chief executive of Lyxor Asset Management, has left the firm. De Dinechin became chief executive in March 2012 and added the responsibilities of chairman in June 2013 after the departure of Alain Dubois.

Based in Paris, de Dinechin was previously global head of human relations at SG, and before that global head of fixed income structured products at the French bank. A career at SG that started in 1991 also included the roles of global head of derivatives sales, and

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