Ocorian appoints Buick and Lanovenko as co-CEOs
13 February 2026 UK
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Ocorian, a global asset servicer, has appointed Craig Buick and Yegor Lanovenko as co-CEOs, subject to regulatory approval.
Buick joined Ocorian in 2024 as chief financial officer and Lanovenko joined Ocorian in 2021 and has most recently co-led the Fund Services business.
As a longstanding partner to asset managers, capital markets, family offices, and corporates, Ocorian aims to help its clients navigate complexity across global jurisdictions through expert and tech-enabled solutions.
Ocorian says that it has grown significantly in recent years, expanding its global footprint, strengthening its product capabilities, and continuing to support clients across the investment lifecycle.
Commenting on his appointment, Lanovenko says: “I’m proud to take on the role of co-CEO of Ocorian together with Craig. Our complementary experience and shared vision provide a strong foundation for the future.
“I’m particularly energised by the potential of technology and innovation to enhance how we support clients and empower our colleagues. Together, we are focused on shaping the next phase of Ocorian’s development and delivering lasting value to the markets we serve.”
Buick adds: “I’m honoured to step into the role of co-CEO for Ocorian with Yegor. This is a strong and ambitious business operating in dynamic and attractive markets globally.
“There is significant opportunity ahead, and I’m excited to work closely with our talented teams worldwide to unlock the next chapter of Ocorian’s growth and continued delivery of outstanding service to our clients.”
Martin Block, chair at Ocorian, comments: “Craig and Yegor’s leadership will empower talent at every level, so we can move with agility, confidence and our customary laser focus on client outcomes and experience. I am excited to be part of the next phase of Ocorian’s journey.”
Buick joined Ocorian in 2024 as chief financial officer and Lanovenko joined Ocorian in 2021 and has most recently co-led the Fund Services business.
As a longstanding partner to asset managers, capital markets, family offices, and corporates, Ocorian aims to help its clients navigate complexity across global jurisdictions through expert and tech-enabled solutions.
Ocorian says that it has grown significantly in recent years, expanding its global footprint, strengthening its product capabilities, and continuing to support clients across the investment lifecycle.
Commenting on his appointment, Lanovenko says: “I’m proud to take on the role of co-CEO of Ocorian together with Craig. Our complementary experience and shared vision provide a strong foundation for the future.
“I’m particularly energised by the potential of technology and innovation to enhance how we support clients and empower our colleagues. Together, we are focused on shaping the next phase of Ocorian’s development and delivering lasting value to the markets we serve.”
Buick adds: “I’m honoured to step into the role of co-CEO for Ocorian with Yegor. This is a strong and ambitious business operating in dynamic and attractive markets globally.
“There is significant opportunity ahead, and I’m excited to work closely with our talented teams worldwide to unlock the next chapter of Ocorian’s growth and continued delivery of outstanding service to our clients.”
Martin Block, chair at Ocorian, comments: “Craig and Yegor’s leadership will empower talent at every level, so we can move with agility, confidence and our customary laser focus on client outcomes and experience. I am excited to be part of the next phase of Ocorian’s journey.”
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