Rezabek appointed president of Huntington Asset Services

Huntington Asset Services has appointed Joseph Rezabek as president of the company.

Rezabek comes to Huntington from Citi Fund Services, where he was managing director and head of North American Fund Services.

"An outstanding executive and leader, Joe will commit his expertise and vision to building upon Huntington Asset Services' strengths," said Daniel Benhase, Huntington senior executive vice president and director of the Wealth Advisors, Government Finance and Home Lending group.

Founded in Indianapolis in 1952 as Unified Fund Services, Inc., Huntington Asset Services provides fully integrated services that include fund administration, accounting, transfer agency, compliance, distribution and custody for clients with combined assets of more than $45 billion. Huntington Asset Services’ comprehensive solutions support both stand-alone and series trust structures.

"Huntington Asset Services is an outstanding organisation. I'm proud to be joining and leading such an excellent team," said Rezabek. "We will continue to grow our business and invest in our people, process and technology infrastructure while enhancing the depth and breadth of our services."

Rezabek has an extensive background in global fund accounting and operations, with more than 23 years of industry experience in multiple disciplines with both third-party administrators and top-tier international asset management firms. He has a proven track record for developing, refining and integrating large-scale operations.

Prior to joining Citi, Rezabek held a number of senior management positions in diverse operational and business development roles at State Street Corporation throughout Europe and in the firm’s Boston headquarters. Most recently, he served as chief operating officer of State Street’s Milan, Italy branch, where he was responsible for accounting operations, IT, compliance support and professional services. Rezabek began his career at First Data Corporation (now The Bank of New York Mellon Corp.) and also held positions with Putnam Investments and Colonial Investor Services (now Columbia Management Group).