State Street appoints Siglain as global head of Financing Solutions
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State Street appoints Siglain as global head of Financing Solutions 31 May 2024US Reporter: Carmella Haswell
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State Street has selected Taryn Siglain as global head of Financing Solutions.
In this role, Siglain will lead State Street’s Agency Lending, Prime Services, and Secured (Repo) Financing businesses.
She will be responsible for business strategy, execution and ways to drive growth. Siglain will report to Tony Bisegna, head of Global Markets.
Siglain succeeds Gino Timperio, who will retire from State Street at the end of June after 35 years at the company.
Having joined State Street in early 2023, Siglian takes a step up from her previous role as global head of Prime Services.
Previously, she spent 15 years at Morgan Stanley, where she was most recently head of Americas secured funding trading and collateral optimisation.
Earlier in her career, Siglain held a variety of roles across client financing strategy, investor relations and corporate treasury capital management at Morgan Stanley.
Commenting on the news, Bisegna says: “As client needs continue to change and evolve, it is critical for our Markets business that we have the most impactful team structure in place to support the needs of our clients.
“Taryn’s wealth of industry experience in client facing roles, strategy as well as overseeing trading businesses makes her well suited for this position. I would like to thank Gino for the many business contributions he has made over the course of his impressive career at State Street, and we wish him all the best in his retirement.”
Siglain adds: “I am honoured and excited to lead these talented teams and to work collaboratively across our organisation, deepening relationships with key stakeholders and delivering on our business objectives for our clients.
“I, too, want to thank Gino for his outstanding leadership and guidance and to congratulate him on the legacy he is leaving for our team and State Street.”
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