Multinational provider of IT services to companies making payments, assuring the compliance requirements and safety of their business.

WAIFC was launched as an association in Brussels to promote interchange amongst financial centers across the world as they build expertise and experience across each local ecosystem. As services from insurance to asset management to market operators and infrastructures evolve, building talent is ever more critical. In turn, the success of each of these centers is crucial to assuring the prosperity of entire economies. The skills and tips for success members pool together and share advance the work of all.

Facilitating ties to institutional investors outside the US wishing to reach best agency execution in US stocks, as well as outbound US institutional equity flow to chaperoned correspondents with demonstrably solid research and proven order best execution. Adding to Rosenblatt's "soft power" with global authorities. Contributing to consulting assignments that enhance exchanges' market structure.

Led firm's work on global regulatory relationships for post-trade capital markets questions, including interaction with IOSCO, Bank for International Settlements, Financial Stability Forum, European Central Bank, and FCA in London. Market policy statements. Advisory engagements with exchange groups.

Global trade association for regulated financial exchanges, founded in Paris in 1960. Led secretariat providing services to member exchanges in the areas of listing, trading, financial technology, financial management. Led members' review of standards, and supported those views before global regulators. Particular interest in audit standards and disclosures. Organized content for seminars, Working Committee meetings, Board of Directors meetings, and the Annual General Assemblies.Led review inspections for candidate exchanges requesting accession to membership, of which 21 passed during this tenure.

Client relationship manager for institutional fund sales in continental Europe. The bank's particular areas of expertise were French equities and emerging markets equities, then a novelty in continental Europe.

Head of equity trading table, split between Paris and Lyon; responsible for Dresdner Bank parent company relationships for daily trading and investment.

Client development for French shares in continental Europe outside France.

Team leader for financial services audits and advisory engagements; particular focus on Paris Bourse.

Management of the BIS's own reserve positions in G-5 treasury securities, following variations in the yield curve and modifications of sensitivity to duration; management of the repurchase agreement book invested in US treasuries.

18-month training course in basic finance and credit training. The first areas of banking experience were in the areas of managing global country risk exposures, and then liaising of financing for commodities companies in New York and then Paris.