James Lee is stepping down as chief executive of investment house Jarden and will leave the firm at the end of March.
The 43-year-old has worked at Jarden for 22 years, the last six as CEO.
Jarden has been around under various names for more than 60 years, but Lee has overseen one of its fastest growth periods with the acquisition of businesses in New Zealand and most recently an expansion into Australia.
In October, Jarden announced a leadership shake-up following the firm’s decision to operationally separate its wealth and investment bank businesses.
The changes included appointing Aidan Allen and Sarah Rennie as incoming chief executives of the investment bank, and Malcolm Jackson as chief executive of Jarden Wealth and Asset Management.