INTL FCStone expands its board of directors
05 March 2020 New York
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INTL FCStone, a New-York based financial services organisation, has hired Annabelle Bexiga as a non-executive director.
Bexiga who is based in Greater Boston takes on her new role this month after serving as a non-executive director at DWS Group in Germany.
She has also held positions as chief information officer of Global Commercial Insurance at AIG until 2017. Previous to that, she has served in leadership positions at JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank.
In addition, Bexiga was chief information officer at JPMorgan Invest, Bain Capital, and the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA).
Bexiga has almost 30 years of experience and expertise in the financial industry.
Elsewhere, Bexiga serves on the supervisory board of DWS Group on the remuneration committee. In addition, she formally served on the boards of Selective Insurance Group and Nuveen Investments.
Sean O’Connor, CEO of INTL FCStone, said, “Annabelle brings to the board deep expertise and experience in technology as it relates to the financial services industry, both domestically and internationally. In adding her to the board, we will benefit from her vast experience as we work to expand our network of services globally.”
Chairman, John Radziwill added, “We are extremely pleased to welcome Annabelle to the INTL FCStone Board. Her deep technology expertise in the financial services sector, acquired on a global scale, will be an invaluable addition to our company.”
INTL FCStone has acquired IFCM Commodities, GIROXX and most recently GAIN Capital earlier this year.
The organisation also launched a prime brokerage division launched a prime brokerage division in April last year offering custody, self-clearing, multi-asset prime brokerage, execution and outsourced trading. The team based in Atlanta is headed up by Douglas Nelson, managing director and co-head, prime brokerage, alongside Michael DeJarnette and Nicholas DeJarnette.
Bexiga who is based in Greater Boston takes on her new role this month after serving as a non-executive director at DWS Group in Germany.
She has also held positions as chief information officer of Global Commercial Insurance at AIG until 2017. Previous to that, she has served in leadership positions at JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank.
In addition, Bexiga was chief information officer at JPMorgan Invest, Bain Capital, and the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA).
Bexiga has almost 30 years of experience and expertise in the financial industry.
Elsewhere, Bexiga serves on the supervisory board of DWS Group on the remuneration committee. In addition, she formally served on the boards of Selective Insurance Group and Nuveen Investments.
Sean O’Connor, CEO of INTL FCStone, said, “Annabelle brings to the board deep expertise and experience in technology as it relates to the financial services industry, both domestically and internationally. In adding her to the board, we will benefit from her vast experience as we work to expand our network of services globally.”
Chairman, John Radziwill added, “We are extremely pleased to welcome Annabelle to the INTL FCStone Board. Her deep technology expertise in the financial services sector, acquired on a global scale, will be an invaluable addition to our company.”
INTL FCStone has acquired IFCM Commodities, GIROXX and most recently GAIN Capital earlier this year.
The organisation also launched a prime brokerage division launched a prime brokerage division in April last year offering custody, self-clearing, multi-asset prime brokerage, execution and outsourced trading. The team based in Atlanta is headed up by Douglas Nelson, managing director and co-head, prime brokerage, alongside Michael DeJarnette and Nicholas DeJarnette.
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