David Brown joins Margin Reform
08 September 2021 UK
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David Brown has joined Margin Reform as the head of business development. Brown will be based in London but will have a global remit.
Margin Reform helps clients operating in the financial sector to provide strategy, insight and delivery across derivatives, repo and securities lending for the margin, collateral and legal domains.
In his new role, Brown will cultivate and deepen relations with existing clients and develop new relationships in the collateral, legal and margin domains across derivatives, repo and securities lending.
Additionally, Brown will work on enhancing the strategic alliances and partnerships to better service clients. He will report to Margin Reform’s CEO, Shaun Murray.
During his career, Brown has gained 20 years of experience in roles from custody to front office sales and comes with a wealth of international knowledge having worked in New York, London, Hong Kong and Singapore for UBS, J.P. Morgan and BNY Mellon.
Most recently, he was a director at Standard Chartered bank.
Margin Reform helps clients operating in the financial sector to provide strategy, insight and delivery across derivatives, repo and securities lending for the margin, collateral and legal domains.
In his new role, Brown will cultivate and deepen relations with existing clients and develop new relationships in the collateral, legal and margin domains across derivatives, repo and securities lending.
Additionally, Brown will work on enhancing the strategic alliances and partnerships to better service clients. He will report to Margin Reform’s CEO, Shaun Murray.
During his career, Brown has gained 20 years of experience in roles from custody to front office sales and comes with a wealth of international knowledge having worked in New York, London, Hong Kong and Singapore for UBS, J.P. Morgan and BNY Mellon.
Most recently, he was a director at Standard Chartered bank.
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