TMX Group bolsters its collateral team
03 October 2019 Toronto
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Financial services provider TMX Group has wooed Steve Everett away from Strate after 11 years with the South African central securities depository to become its senior collateral manager in Toronto.
TMX Group operates equities, fixed income, derivatives, and energy markets exchanges, as a senior manager for collateral, based in Toronto.
During his tenure at Strate, Everett was based in Johannesburg, South Africa and first joined as served a product development manager in 2008, before becoming a senior manager of Strate Collateral in 2014 and most recently serving as general manager from 2016.
Before working at Strate, Everett was a senior business analysts contract at Nedbank Corporate from 2007 to 2008, and prior to that, between 2006 and 2007, he was an analyst for KPMG.
Commenting on his new appointment at TMX Group via LinkedIn, Everett said: “I’m looking forward to my next chapter here in Toronto, Canada and I look forward to getting to know the Canadian Market well and further developing the post-trade digital collateral ecosystem.”
TMX Group operates equities, fixed income, derivatives, and energy markets exchanges, as a senior manager for collateral, based in Toronto.
During his tenure at Strate, Everett was based in Johannesburg, South Africa and first joined as served a product development manager in 2008, before becoming a senior manager of Strate Collateral in 2014 and most recently serving as general manager from 2016.
Before working at Strate, Everett was a senior business analysts contract at Nedbank Corporate from 2007 to 2008, and prior to that, between 2006 and 2007, he was an analyst for KPMG.
Commenting on his new appointment at TMX Group via LinkedIn, Everett said: “I’m looking forward to my next chapter here in Toronto, Canada and I look forward to getting to know the Canadian Market well and further developing the post-trade digital collateral ecosystem.”
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