Franklin Templeton names Liz Hogbin head of global product in client group reshuffle
Reuters2026/08/05 14:30- Franklin Resources named Elizabeth “Liz” Hogbin head of global product, effective Sept. 30, 2026, consolidating product strategy, development, positioning, commercialization.
- Hogbin joins from T. Rowe Price, where she led the global product organization; earlier roles included Wellington Management, Bain, McKinsey.
- Rene Buehlmann appointed head of Asia Pacific, effective Sept. 21, 2026, to lead the regional business from Hong Kong, Singapore.
- Buehlmann previously served as global CEO of Aberdeen Investments; spent nearly three decades at UBS, including leading UBS Asset Management in Asia Pacific.
- ETF head Patrick O’Connor to become vice chairman of the global client group, advising on solutions, innovation, strategy, Asia ETF expansion.
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