DSB Announces Governance Advisory Committee Membership
The Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB), the global golden source of reference data for Over the Counter (OTC) derivatives, announced the initial membership of the Governance Advisory Committee (GAC).
The GAC will enable industry participants to provide advice and make recommendations to the DSB Board on matters related to governance, risk and compliance to ensure the continued success of the DSB in providing the best possible service to the industry as a whole. The Charter for the GAC is available on the DSB website – Governance Advisory Committee Charter
Members, comprising industry and regulatory stakeholders, have been appointed on the basis that they have subject matter expertise within the OTC derivatives markets, as well as to ensure a balanced representation of institutions across function, size, geographic region and asset class.
- Kirston Winters – Chief Risk Officer, MD, OSTTRA
- Ciaran Scollan – Senior Product Manager, LSEG Post Trade
- Rudolf Siebel – Managing Director, BVI
- Hannah Wilkins – Fixed Income & OTC Derivatives Product Manager, Goldman Sachs
- Charles Palmer – Director – Fixed Income Reference Data Product Management, S&P
- Igor Kaplun – Global Head of Business Development, Executive Director, Cappitech
- Ayo Fashina – Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
- Mark Burnal – Head of Regulatory Operations and Fund Data Infrastructure, Man Group
- Tom Soden – Manager, Markets Reporting Team, FCA (Regulatory Observer)
The first meeting will be held on Thursday, 28th of March with GAC meeting agendas and minutes published in the GAC section of the DSB website – Governance Advisory Committee (GAC).
The DSB continues to encourage additional GAC membership applications from the broad range of market participants within the global OTC derivatives ecosystem. Applications can be made using the GAC application form on the DSB website – Governance Advisory Committee Membership Application
Emma Kalliomaki, Managing Director of ANNA and the DSB, said, “We are grateful to all those that have applied for membership to the GAC which is complementary to our existing industry representation groups, the Product Committee and Technology Advisory Committee. We look forward to working with the new and future members of the committee to ensure industry is represented in the Governance of the DSB.”
