RBB Announces Addition of Thomas M. Reynolds, CPA

By: The RBB Fund Complex via Business Wire

October 15, 2024 at 07:00 AM EDT

Move comes at a time of rapid growth for RBB as platform continues to expand

The RBB Fund Complex (“RBB”), a pioneer of the independent series trust, is pleased to announce that Thomas M. Reynolds, CPA has joined RBB as its Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary effective September 30, 2024. In this newly created role, Tom will work closely with James Shaw, RBB’s Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer and Secretary.

“Tom is a welcome addition to the team, especially at this time of rapid growth for RBB,” said James Shaw. “We look forward to leveraging his experience and benefiting from his immediate contribution.”

Mr. Reynolds joins RBB with more than three decades of experience, primarily focused within finance and operations roles. Prior to joining RBB, Tom spent 16 years as the Chief Financial Officer at Stone Harbor Investment Partners. Prior to that, Mr. Reynolds served as a Vice President at Goldman Sachs and Solomon Smith Barney, where he was responsible for oversight of various operational and financial regulatory matters.

“I'm honored to join the oldest multiple series trusts as it continually adapts to serve its advisers,” said Reynolds. “The people and teams I have met are best-in-class, and I look forward to working with everyone.”

The RBB Fund, Inc. was founded in 1988 and is the oldest multiple series trust. Today, RBB’s independent and open-architecture platform allows advisers to customize solutions at a low cost and offers expertise within the growing ETF marketplace.

“Our growth and evolution over the last two years has been tremendous, and we are very fortunate to have the ability and opportunity to add someone of Tom’s caliber to the team to help support our advisers and future growth,” said Steven Plump, CEO & President of RBB.

About The RBB Fund Complex

The RBB Fund, Inc. and The RBB Fund Trust, together, are a turnkey ETF and mutual fund solution that permits an investment adviser to focus on asset management and distribution, while RBB facilitates the establishment, servicing, and governance of funds. RBB oversees approximately $30 billion in assets, supporting 12 separate investment advisers, over 20 unaffiliated sub-advisers, and over 60 mutual fund or ETF offerings. For more information, please visit www.rbbfund.com.