Alternative Asset Risk Management (AARM) has added Kim Larsen to its board of directors. Previously, Larsen has worked with Corvis, Broadwing, Mayer Brown & Platt, Deutsche Telekom and CertusNet.

Larsen will succeed Nitin Nohria, who left his position in 2010 following his appointment at Harvard Business School. AARM offers a risk technology, tools and insight platform, which enables investors to make, monitor and communicate superior alternative-asset investment decisions.

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