BNY Mellon boosts collateral workforce in Germany
20 August 2013 Frankfurt
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BNY Mellon has appointed Gesa Benda as global collateral services product segment manager for clearing houses.
Based in Frankfurt, Benda will manage key clearing house relationships and drive the development of BNY Mellon’s global collateral services business in Europe.
Benda joins BNY Mellon from Eurex where she was head of derivatives clearing business development. She has also previously held roles at KPMG and Deutsche Bank.
She will report to Staffan Ahlner, managing director of global collateral services. Commenting on her appointment he said: “[Benda’s] appointment underlines our commitment to continuing to build our global collateral services business and grow its footprint in the EMEA region.”
“[Benda] brings with her a wealth of knowledge and a proven ability to manage key relationships and drive growth, which will be invaluable as we execute our global business strategies.”
Based in Frankfurt, Benda will manage key clearing house relationships and drive the development of BNY Mellon’s global collateral services business in Europe.
Benda joins BNY Mellon from Eurex where she was head of derivatives clearing business development. She has also previously held roles at KPMG and Deutsche Bank.
She will report to Staffan Ahlner, managing director of global collateral services. Commenting on her appointment he said: “[Benda’s] appointment underlines our commitment to continuing to build our global collateral services business and grow its footprint in the EMEA region.”
“[Benda] brings with her a wealth of knowledge and a proven ability to manage key relationships and drive growth, which will be invaluable as we execute our global business strategies.”
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