ISLA rings the changes
07 January 2015 London
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The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) has appointed two new members to its board of directors, James Treseler and Duncan Wilson.
Treseler is managing director and global head of cross-asset secured funding in Societe Generale’s corporate and investment banking division.
He has worked with Societe Generale for 16 years in various roles surrounding the secured finance industry. He now manages teams comprised of traders, flow traders and sales in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Paris, London, New York and Montreal.
Wilson has been executive director at J.P. Morgan since 2008 after serving as associate director at Barclays Capital for eight years and three months.
ISLA has also lost a board member in former executive director of EMEA supply at J.P. Morgan, Laura Allen. She had been on the board at ISLA since 2012.
Allen has left J.P. Morgan after just over three years’ service. Prior to this she was employed for 14 years as global head of sales and marketing at UBS Investment Bank.
Treseler is managing director and global head of cross-asset secured funding in Societe Generale’s corporate and investment banking division.
He has worked with Societe Generale for 16 years in various roles surrounding the secured finance industry. He now manages teams comprised of traders, flow traders and sales in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Paris, London, New York and Montreal.
Wilson has been executive director at J.P. Morgan since 2008 after serving as associate director at Barclays Capital for eight years and three months.
ISLA has also lost a board member in former executive director of EMEA supply at J.P. Morgan, Laura Allen. She had been on the board at ISLA since 2012.
Allen has left J.P. Morgan after just over three years’ service. Prior to this she was employed for 14 years as global head of sales and marketing at UBS Investment Bank.
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