US EditionAGF Management Says CEO Kevin McCreadie Has Died, Judy Goldring Named Successor
ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 3 – Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing faces legacy issues from the 2008 crisis as Canadian banks AGF and Equitable report leadership changes and significant asset growth.
- Following Kevin McCreadie's sudden death at 64, AGF Management named Judy Goldring as the new CEO, with Blake Goldring praising McCreadie's lasting impact.
- In 2014, AGF recruited Kevin McCreadie from PNC Capital Advisors as its first outsider CEO, shifting the firm’s focus to alternative assets.
- AGF Management's share price increased by 158% over five years, with $53 billion assets under management serving over 815,000 investors, reflecting strategy success.
- Despite the Deutsche Bank scandal burdening CEO Christian Sewing, Canadian banks like Equitable Bank show resilience with 634% shareholder returns since 2007 and strong equity growth, highlighting sector robustness.
- Given the $4.1 trillion banking losses in 2008, IMF warns fintech and tech giants threaten traditional banking services' future.
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AGF Management says CEO Kevin McCreadie has died, Judy Goldring named successor
TORONTO — Investment firm AGF Management Ltd. says Kevin McCreadie, the firm’s chief executive officer and chief investment officer, has died. He was 64. AGF executive chairman Blake Goldring says the company was devastated by the loss and that McCreadie’s impact on the organization was profound and will be lasting. The company say McCreadie will […]
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AGF Announces Passing of Kevin McCreadie, CEO and CIO
TORONTO, July 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- It is with great sadness that AGF Management Limited (AGF) announces the sudden passing of Kevin McCreadie, the firm’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Investment Officer (CIO).
Christian Sewing has rehabilitated Deutsche Bank and restored its reputation, but now the man with the Harmlos image is catching up with a scandal from the financial crisis.
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