The Institute of Banking creates Funds Advisory Board
06 April 2020 Dublin
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The Institute of Banking, a professional network of 33,400 members who work in banking and international financial services sector, has created a funds advisory board.
The board aims to help guide the Institute of Banking as it develops its offering for the funds sector, including material relevant to the new designation for the funds industry, the Accredited Funds Professional.
Members of the board include Irish Funds’ CEO Pat Lardner, Eoin FitzGerald from Brown Brothers Harriman, Noel Gavin from Northern Trust, Paula Kelleher from BNY Mellon, and Paul Kilcullen from Citi.
Additionally, Sinead Mc Shane from State Street, Peter O'Donohoe from MUFG Investor Services, Richard Wane from Vanguard Group, and Fearghal Woods from J.P. Morgan, and Mark Fitzgerald, are set to join.
The Institute of Banking was founded in 1898 and is one of the oldest banking institutes in the world.
The board aims to help guide the Institute of Banking as it develops its offering for the funds sector, including material relevant to the new designation for the funds industry, the Accredited Funds Professional.
Members of the board include Irish Funds’ CEO Pat Lardner, Eoin FitzGerald from Brown Brothers Harriman, Noel Gavin from Northern Trust, Paula Kelleher from BNY Mellon, and Paul Kilcullen from Citi.
Additionally, Sinead Mc Shane from State Street, Peter O'Donohoe from MUFG Investor Services, Richard Wane from Vanguard Group, and Fearghal Woods from J.P. Morgan, and Mark Fitzgerald, are set to join.
The Institute of Banking was founded in 1898 and is one of the oldest banking institutes in the world.
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