Naoumidis departs as Praemium CEO
Arthur Naoumidis has resigned as chief executive of financial services platform provider, Praemium.
The company announced to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) today that Naoumidis, the company’s founder, had resigned with immediate effect.
The company said that Naoumidis would be succeeded by Michael Ohanessian. Naoumidis, the company's largest shareholder, will provide consultancy and advice.
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