Salli Schwartz, Head of Investor Relations and Treasurer, to Leave MSCI

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MSCI Inc. (NYSE: MSCI), a leading provider of critical decision support tools and services for the global investment community, announced today that Salli Schwartz, Head of Investor Relations and Treasurer, is resigning from the company for personal reasons, effective November 19, 2021.

“I would like to thank Salli for her dedication to our franchise over the last two years,” said Andrew Wiechmann, Chief Financial Officer of MSCI. “She helped us enhance our strategic dialogue with the market, expand our sell side coverage and global investor base, and optimize our capital structure. I wish her great success in her future endeavors.”

Ms. Schwartz said, “I am proud of the significant accomplishments we achieved across our Investor Relations and Treasury functions over the past couple years. MSCI is an outstanding, all-weather franchise with myriad growth opportunities, and I have thoroughly enjoyed my experiences working alongside such an incredible team.”

Following the effective date of Ms. Schwartz’s resignation, Jisoo Suh may be contacted at [e-mail] for investor-related inquiries and Mr. Wiechmann may be contacted for treasury- related inquiries, in each case, until a replacement is named.

About MSCI Inc.

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