SDC Jordan and KDPW Poland elected to ANNA board
17 June 2024 Global
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The Securities Depository Center (SDC) Jordan and Grupa KDPW have been elected to the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA) board.
SDC will be represented by Sarah Tarawneh, CEO of the group. Tarawneh was previously an ANNA board member between 2018 and 2021.
She comments: “I am excited to be involved in advancing ANNA’s activities as the individual and collective work of the NNAs is so important to ensuring the harmonisation of data standards.”
Grupa KDPW, re-elected to the board, are represented by Slawomir Zajac —- an existing director in the ANNA Management Body.
He adds: “With NNA’s working collaboratively to continually evolve global financial standards, market interoperability and better data quality will be enabled. Better quality and greater availability of data means reduced business costs and operational risk for the market.”
These appointments come amid the India International Depository IFSC and Depósito Centralizado de Compensación y Liquidación de Valores, Ecuador, being approved to transition to become full ANNA members.
This total number of ANNA full members has now risen to 103.
Stephan Dreyer, managing director at ANNA, says: “Active NNA participation is both valued and essential and I am always incredibly proud of our members who collectively bring their experiences and knowledge together to promote the development and understanding of global identifiers.”
SDC will be represented by Sarah Tarawneh, CEO of the group. Tarawneh was previously an ANNA board member between 2018 and 2021.
She comments: “I am excited to be involved in advancing ANNA’s activities as the individual and collective work of the NNAs is so important to ensuring the harmonisation of data standards.”
Grupa KDPW, re-elected to the board, are represented by Slawomir Zajac —- an existing director in the ANNA Management Body.
He adds: “With NNA’s working collaboratively to continually evolve global financial standards, market interoperability and better data quality will be enabled. Better quality and greater availability of data means reduced business costs and operational risk for the market.”
These appointments come amid the India International Depository IFSC and Depósito Centralizado de Compensación y Liquidación de Valores, Ecuador, being approved to transition to become full ANNA members.
This total number of ANNA full members has now risen to 103.
Stephan Dreyer, managing director at ANNA, says: “Active NNA participation is both valued and essential and I am always incredibly proud of our members who collectively bring their experiences and knowledge together to promote the development and understanding of global identifiers.”
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