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Symphony CEO Gurlé steps down, Levy takes helm in management shake-up

David Gurlé will remain on Symphony’s board of directors and and 'support the company on strategic matters'

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Lucy McNulty

David Gurlé has appointed Brad Levy, Symphony's president and chief commercial officer, to take over as CEO from 1 June
David Gurlé has appointed Brad Levy, Symphony's president and chief commercial officer, to take over as CEO from 1 June Photo: Getty Images

The chief executive of Symphony, the communications provider for banks set up to rival Bloomberg, is to step down on 31 May.

David Gurlé will be replaced as CEO by Brad Levy, Symphony's president and chief commercial officer, from 1 June, according to a statement from the company.

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