Margin Reform appoints new partner and Americas practice lead
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Margin Reform appoints new partner and Americas practice lead 22 October 2020New York Reporter: Natalie Turner
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Former-AIG collateral management chief Sue McGillion-Moore has been appointed as Margin Reform’s new partner and Americas Practice lead, a newly created role.
McGillion-Moore, who is based in New York, joins from MBO Partners, where she worked as a contractor, specialising in collateral management assisting KPMG US to build out its collateral and liquidity management framework.
She also spent two years as KPMG US’ global head of collateral management from 2012.
Prior to her contracted work, McGillion-Moore was a director at AIG where she served as global head of collateral management for three years working across the global capital markets.
Before then, the collateral management industry expert operated as an executive director at UBS for one year, specialising in prime brokerage, stock borrow loan margin and collateral.
McGillion-Moore also worked for JPMorgan Chase in the nineties for six years in a number of roles including vice president for North America in over-the-counter derivatives collateral management.
She moved over to Merrill Lynch in 2000 focusing on equity finance before returning to JPMorgan Chase in 2007 to spend three years as executive director and global head, strategic prime brokerage margin and collateral programme.
Shaun Murray, CEO of Margin Reform tells SLT: "I’m delighted to have Sue with us on the journey. We’ve talked for over a year on the market and the client openings in the Americas, and following the regulatory ‘pause’ we believe through our client conversations that there is an opportunity for Margin Reform to further support Americas clients through a local presence in the US."
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