The BlackRock veteran Mark Wiedman is planning his exit from the firm, shaking up the race to succeed CEO Larry Fink.

Wiedman, head of the global client business, was instrumental in driving BlackRock's growth in passive investing.

Mark Wiedman, head of BlackRock's (NYSE:BLK) global client business and potential successor to CEO Larry Fink, is leaving the asset manager after two decades to pursue other opportunities, according ...

Wiedman's departure, reported by the Financial Times earlier on Tuesday, comes a year after another executive, Salim Ramji, left BlackRock in January 2024 and went on to become the CEO of asset ...

Larry Fink built BlackRock into an asset management titan with the help of canny dealmaking that caught hold of a huge shift ...

Wiedman, who joined BlackRock in 2004 to help build the firm’s Financial Markets Advisory Group, was seen as one of a handful ...

BlackRock is making key leadership changes and combining some teams internally, according to a memo to employees from CEO ...

Mark Wiedman, a key executive at asset management company BlackRock and once considered a potential successor to Chief Executive ...

A potential successor to BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is reportedly leaving the firm, narrowing the list of contenders to become ...

BLACKROCK senior executive Mark Wiedman’s departure is just the latest sign that the hunt for chief executive officer Larry ...

Top BlackRock executive Mark Wiedman is departing, in a move that disrupts the asset manager’s planning for the eventual departure of founder Larry Fink, according to four people close to the company.

BlackRock set a record for net inflows in 2024, with more than $600 billion.