Thomson Reuters Rebadges F&R Unit Refinitiv, Names Craig CEO
Craig has led the F&R division since 2012, and will preside over its transition to a standalone company.
Thomson Reuters has announced that David Craig, currently president of its Financial & Risk division, will become CEO of the business post spin-off, which will be renamed Refinitiv.
Craig joined then-Reuters in 2007 as group strategy director, and has served as president of the F&R division since 2012. Before joining Reuters, he was a partner at McKinsey & Co., prior to which he was a principal at management and technology consulting firm American Management Systems.
The creation of Refinitiv
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