Global PSSL secretariat adds Stanley-Jones
13 January 2025 UK
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Global Principles for Sustainable Securities Lending (Global PSSL) has welcomed Michael Stanley-Jones to the Secretariat as a senior advisor for communications and networking.
Stanley-Jones, who currently serves as an environmental policy and governance fellow of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), brings years of governance and technological experience from the Silicon Valley region and various United Nations institutions.
He was previously a communications consultant at the United Nations Environment Management Group.
With this appointment, Global PSSL aims to further its ambition to improve working practices within securities lending across world markets.
Radek Stech, CEO of Global PSSL, comments: “This appointment will bolster our commitment to improving and developing sustainable finance globally.”
Stanley-Jones adds: “My task is to mobilise the knowledge and professionalism needed to support Global PSSL’s mission to create a global impartial standard for asset owners, lenders, borrowers, and impact creators.”
Stanley-Jones, who currently serves as an environmental policy and governance fellow of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), brings years of governance and technological experience from the Silicon Valley region and various United Nations institutions.
He was previously a communications consultant at the United Nations Environment Management Group.
With this appointment, Global PSSL aims to further its ambition to improve working practices within securities lending across world markets.
Radek Stech, CEO of Global PSSL, comments: “This appointment will bolster our commitment to improving and developing sustainable finance globally.”
Stanley-Jones adds: “My task is to mobilise the knowledge and professionalism needed to support Global PSSL’s mission to create a global impartial standard for asset owners, lenders, borrowers, and impact creators.”
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