According to Morningstar, Jason Windsor, the CEO of Aberdeen Asset Management company, doesn't hold any shares in his company.

Is anyone able to throw any light on this? I'm tempted to invest in this company (it boasts a very impressive dividend yield) but, I'm concerned that a CEO doesn't have "skin in the game."

Windsor has only been CEO since September; before that he was CFO, but only since start of the year. He's a bean counter and not from a financial services background. Aberdeen (or Abrdn as they stupidly re-branded) have not performed well in recent years and there was talk of splitting off the investment arm. How have markets reacted to his appointment?