EXCLUSIVE: Hutchings returns as new COO of ISLA
22 August 2016 London
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Mark Hutchings has been appointed as the International Securities Lending Association’s (ISLA) new COO following the promotion of Andrew Dyson to CEO.
Hutchings, who currently serves as development manager at Dulwich College, will be returning to the securities lending industry in September.
The new ISLA COO served as managing director of global securities lending at AIG from 1997 to 2010. He was also an ISLA board member during that time.
ISLA’s members have also elected Zürcher Kantonalbank’s Ueli von Burg and BNY Mellon’s Simon Tomlinson to the association’s board of directors, effective from 1 September.
Von Burg and Tomlinson will replace Casey Whymark of UBS and Duncan Wilson of J.P. Morgan, who stepped down from their positions.
Dyson, who served as ISLA COO for over three years before taking on the CEO position vacated by Kevin McNulty in June, said: “We are delighted to have BNY Mellon on our board again as one of the largest supply side firms, and we’re also very pleased to welcome Ueli von Burg as it maintains our very strong links with the Swiss market.”
“We also welcome Mark Hutchings as COO. His experience and depth of knowledge of the industry over many years will be invaluable to the association going forward.”
Hutchings, who currently serves as development manager at Dulwich College, will be returning to the securities lending industry in September.
The new ISLA COO served as managing director of global securities lending at AIG from 1997 to 2010. He was also an ISLA board member during that time.
ISLA’s members have also elected Zürcher Kantonalbank’s Ueli von Burg and BNY Mellon’s Simon Tomlinson to the association’s board of directors, effective from 1 September.
Von Burg and Tomlinson will replace Casey Whymark of UBS and Duncan Wilson of J.P. Morgan, who stepped down from their positions.
Dyson, who served as ISLA COO for over three years before taking on the CEO position vacated by Kevin McNulty in June, said: “We are delighted to have BNY Mellon on our board again as one of the largest supply side firms, and we’re also very pleased to welcome Ueli von Burg as it maintains our very strong links with the Swiss market.”
“We also welcome Mark Hutchings as COO. His experience and depth of knowledge of the industry over many years will be invaluable to the association going forward.”
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