Andreas Beroutsos was named executive vice president, private equity and infrastructure, at the Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, spokesman Maxime Chagnon said.
Also, Luc Houle, who was senior vice president, private equity, was named interim executive vice president, Quebec; Caisse wants to fill that post with a permanent appointment in the next three months.
Mr. Beroutsos' position and the Quebec executive vice president role are both new and are the result of a reorganization at Caisse following last summer's announcement that Normand Provost, executive vice president, private equity, would retire this year.
Mr. Beroutsos was founder and managing partner at One Point Capital Management and managing partner at Navigos Capital. Information about his replacement at both money managers could not be learned by press time.
Caisse manages C$200.1 billion (US$182.3 billion) for provincial, municipal and other pension funds in Quebec as well as other provincial entities.
