Tom Edwards-Moss will succeed Kevin Nowlan as chief executive of Hibernia Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) following the property company’s sale to private-equity player Brookfield.
US-based Brookfield completed its takeover of Hibernia last week, delisting the office developer from the Irish Stock Exchange.
The company confirmed on Tuesday that it had appointed Mr Edwards-Moss as its new chief executive. Mr Nowlan remains as executive director and senior adviser.
Mr Edwards-Moss has been Hibernia’s chief financial officer since June 2014. The Central Bank, as regulator, must approve his appointment.
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He pledged that the company would continue to focus on developing high-quality offices under its new owner.
Hibernia will also change its name shortly as it stopped being a real-estate investment trust once Brookfield bought it.