Deutsche Börse Names Information Mosaic's Keller CIO

Keller is currently chief operating officer of corporate actions and post-trade software vendor Information Mosaic, where he is responsible for the vendor's planning and operations, including product design and development through to implementation.
He joined Information Mosaic in April 2012 from Swiss Life, where he was CIO, having previously held a number of senior IT management roles at Credit Suisse, Winterthur and UBS.
At Deutsche Börse, Keller will report to executive board member Hauke Stars.
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