ABN AMRO hires securities finance consultant
29 April 2020 Amsterdam
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ABN AMRO Clearing Bank has brought on former-ING securities finance managing director, Reza Lilipaly, as a business strategy analyst focused on the bank’s treasury and securities finance services.
Based in Amsterdam, Lilipaly will operate on a self-employed basis.
His new role sits alongside his responsibilities as the owner of new consultancy firm LTC Management & Advisory, which he formed in March.
Before that, Lilipaly served at ING in multiple roles over 16 years, in what was his second stint with the Dutch bank.
From 2012, he was co-head for global fixed income repo, before taking on the additional role of managing director for global securities finance from April 2014, until he began a sabbatical in March 2019.
He initially joined as a regional head of ING Global Securities Finance in 2003.
Lilipaly began his career at ING in 1994 when he served as a principal trader in securities lending and repo for seven years.
He left to pursue a short stint as a senior trader in securities lending for AMRO Bank in October 2001 for just over a year before returning to ING in March 2003.
Based in Amsterdam, Lilipaly will operate on a self-employed basis.
His new role sits alongside his responsibilities as the owner of new consultancy firm LTC Management & Advisory, which he formed in March.
Before that, Lilipaly served at ING in multiple roles over 16 years, in what was his second stint with the Dutch bank.
From 2012, he was co-head for global fixed income repo, before taking on the additional role of managing director for global securities finance from April 2014, until he began a sabbatical in March 2019.
He initially joined as a regional head of ING Global Securities Finance in 2003.
Lilipaly began his career at ING in 1994 when he served as a principal trader in securities lending and repo for seven years.
He left to pursue a short stint as a senior trader in securities lending for AMRO Bank in October 2001 for just over a year before returning to ING in March 2003.
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