UPDATE 2-MOVES-Lazard, RBC, Experian, Chi-X Europe

(Adds Lazard, Greenberg Traurig)

Dec 1 (Reuters) - The following financial services industry appointments were announced on Tuesday. To inform us of other job changes, e-mail moves@thomsonreuters.com.

LAZARD LTD (LAZ.N)

The financial advisory firm said that Brian D. O'Neill, 56, has joined as vice chairman of Lazard International. He is based in New York, and will work closely with Signature Lazard in Brazil, and MBA Lazard in Central and South America, as well as with the firm's strategic alliance in Mexico.

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

RBC Capital Markets, the corporate and investment banking arm of Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO) (RY.N), said it appointed Simon Ballard as director and credit strategist in London. Ballard previously worked with CreditSights, where he was head of European Credit Strategy.

EXPERIAN (EXPN.L)

Experian said it appointed Jim Fitzpatrick as global chief information officer, following the retirement of Mel Mason, who held the post earlier.

CHI-X EUROPE LTD

Chi-X Europe Limited, operator of the largest pan-European equity multilateral trading facility (MTF), announced the appointment of Alasdair Haynes as chief executive officer, subject to standard regulatory approvals.

INTERNATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT

International Asset Management, an investment fund, said it appointed Andrew Cade as head of client development and marketing and Mark Faulkenberg as head of operational due diligence.

CB RICHARD ELLIS (CBG.N)

CB Richard Ellis said it appointed Adrian Philips as director of its Recovery and Restructuring Services practice, which forms part of its real estate finance division in London.

GREENBERG TRAURIG

The law firm said that New York City council member Melinda Katz will join as a shareholder, effective Jan. 1, 2010.

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