State Street names new head of agency lending trading
24 September 2019 London
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State Street has promoted Matthew Neville to managing director, head of agency lending trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), based in London.
Most recently, Neville was managing director, head of trading, securities finance principal and enhanced custody for EMEA at State Street.
Neville joined the bank in 2009 as vice president, securities finance sales trading and enhanced custody; a role he served in until his promotion to head of trading in 2015.
Prior to State Street, Neville was an equity finance trader for structured products at Morgan Stanley from 2008 to 2009.
From 2007 and 2008 he served in a securities lending sales, market and distribution capacity. When he first joined Morgan Stanley in 2004, he was a manager of collateral distribution and positioning.
In his career that spans almost 20 years, Neville also spent just over four years at JPMorgan Chase between 2000 and 2004. His roles included senior collateral manager, triparty, manager, international settlements and analyst, international settlements.
Most recently, Neville was managing director, head of trading, securities finance principal and enhanced custody for EMEA at State Street.
Neville joined the bank in 2009 as vice president, securities finance sales trading and enhanced custody; a role he served in until his promotion to head of trading in 2015.
Prior to State Street, Neville was an equity finance trader for structured products at Morgan Stanley from 2008 to 2009.
From 2007 and 2008 he served in a securities lending sales, market and distribution capacity. When he first joined Morgan Stanley in 2004, he was a manager of collateral distribution and positioning.
In his career that spans almost 20 years, Neville also spent just over four years at JPMorgan Chase between 2000 and 2004. His roles included senior collateral manager, triparty, manager, international settlements and analyst, international settlements.
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