ISLA: Two ISLA board members to step down
21 June 2016 Vienna
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Two of the International Securities Lending Association's (ISLA) board members are set to step down this year, according to Andrew Dyson, ISLA COO, who was speaking ISLA's conference in Vienna.
Casey Whymark, co-head of securities lending and financing at UBS, and Duncan Wilson, executive director at J.P. Morgan will both vacate their positions half way through their tenure.
Andrew Dyson, who announced the news at the opening of the ISLA 25th Annual Securities Lending and Collateral Management Conference, extended an invitation to all ISLA members to volunteer to take on the positions.
The news comes shortly after Kevin McNulty, ISLA CEO, announced his decision to step down at the end of this year’s conference, after seven years at the helm.
Dyson will take on the CEO role with immediate effect following McNulty's departure.
Casey Whymark, co-head of securities lending and financing at UBS, and Duncan Wilson, executive director at J.P. Morgan will both vacate their positions half way through their tenure.
Andrew Dyson, who announced the news at the opening of the ISLA 25th Annual Securities Lending and Collateral Management Conference, extended an invitation to all ISLA members to volunteer to take on the positions.
The news comes shortly after Kevin McNulty, ISLA CEO, announced his decision to step down at the end of this year’s conference, after seven years at the helm.
Dyson will take on the CEO role with immediate effect following McNulty's departure.
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