KPMG Appoints New Leadership to Guide U.S. Asset Management Practice

KPMG LLP has announced the appointment of three senior executives to key leadership positions within its U.S. Asset Management business. Yesenia Scheker-Izquierdo will succeed Greg Williams, who will retire in the fall. He will serve as the U.S. Sector Leader for Asset Management and will also lead the firm’s Asset Management and Private Equity Line of Business.

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With 25 years at KPMG, Scheker-Izquierdo brings significant experience in tax and advisory services, currently serving as the Office Managing Partner for New York and Metro New York Hub Leader. Her leadership will guide the direction and expansion of the firm’s services across more than 50 offices nationwide, supporting over 4,000 professionals in the sector.

David Neuenhaus has been named Tax Sector Leader for Asset Management, taking over from Kevin Valek. Neuenhaus has over two decades of experience and currently leads KPMG’s Global Institutional Investors Group. He has also played a strategic role in the firm’s U.S. tax leadership team. Additionally, Matt Giordano will lead the audit function as both Audit Sector Leader and Audit Service Line Leader, succeeding Troy Butts. Giordano, with over 20 years in investment management, aims to improve audit processes through technology and standardization. The appointments reflect the firm’s focus on expanding its presence in the asset management and private equity markets.

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