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The appointment makes Bar Dea, who joined US hedge fund Bridgewater Associates in 2015, one of the most senior Israelis in the investment world.

The appointments mark a quick end to a search that the hedge fund was forced to undertake after David McCormick signalled plans to run for political office.

Bridgewater promotes from within to fill new deputy CEO position Nir Bar Dea Nir Bar Dea was appointed to the new position of deputy CEO by Bridgewater Associates earlier this month, said David H. McCormick, the firm's CEO, in a statement on LinkedIn. The creation of the deputy CEO role is part of a reorganization Mr. McCormick is undertaking for the hedge fund manager, he said in the Feb. 11 memo. He noted that Mr. Dea "will partner with me across all aspects of managing Bridgewater" with an initial priority of implementing and running a new operating system. Mr. Dea was co-head of Bridgewat...