JTC bolsters institutional senior leadership team
21 January 2020 Jersey
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JTC has made two new senior appointments within its institutional client services (ISC) division.
As part of these hires, Fiona Wild [pictured left] has been named as the new JTC group director, head of operations, ICS, while Marie Fitzpatrick has joined as senior director in ICS.
In her new role, Wild will be responsible for leading and creating operational efficiency within the ICS network of offices to support the consistent delivery of the division’s business plan and to ensure an efficient and effective working environment.
Based in JTC’s Jersey headquarters office, Wild will be a member of ICS Division’s management team, which is led by Jon Jennings, JTC’s global head of ICS.
Wild has over 17 years of funds experience and joins JTC from IQ-EQ, where she headed up the fund services division for Jersey.
JTC noted that Wild also has extensive experience in all major alternative asset classes, including real estate, private equity, venture capital and renewable energy.
Meanwhile, Fitzpatrick joins JTC’s London office and will have a particular mandate on developing JTC’s global private equity offering in her new role.
She will build and maintain intermediary relationships and grow new business in the fund and corporate services markets.
Most recently, Fitzpatrick worked at Langham Hall, a provider of private equity fund administration, and depositary services to fund managers in the debt, infrastructure and real estate sectors, where she was responsible for growing new business across Europe.
Commenting on the appointments, Jennings, said: “Fiona Wild and Marie Fitzpatrick and each bring a wealth of knowledge and experience that will further strengthen our proposition to both new and existing clients, as well as our many intermediary partners. Wild and Fitzpatrick will be instrumental in driving continuous improvement in our global operating platform, as well as strong growth of the business.”
As part of these hires, Fiona Wild [pictured left] has been named as the new JTC group director, head of operations, ICS, while Marie Fitzpatrick has joined as senior director in ICS.
In her new role, Wild will be responsible for leading and creating operational efficiency within the ICS network of offices to support the consistent delivery of the division’s business plan and to ensure an efficient and effective working environment.
Based in JTC’s Jersey headquarters office, Wild will be a member of ICS Division’s management team, which is led by Jon Jennings, JTC’s global head of ICS.
Wild has over 17 years of funds experience and joins JTC from IQ-EQ, where she headed up the fund services division for Jersey.
JTC noted that Wild also has extensive experience in all major alternative asset classes, including real estate, private equity, venture capital and renewable energy.
Meanwhile, Fitzpatrick joins JTC’s London office and will have a particular mandate on developing JTC’s global private equity offering in her new role.
She will build and maintain intermediary relationships and grow new business in the fund and corporate services markets.
Most recently, Fitzpatrick worked at Langham Hall, a provider of private equity fund administration, and depositary services to fund managers in the debt, infrastructure and real estate sectors, where she was responsible for growing new business across Europe.
Commenting on the appointments, Jennings, said: “Fiona Wild and Marie Fitzpatrick and each bring a wealth of knowledge and experience that will further strengthen our proposition to both new and existing clients, as well as our many intermediary partners. Wild and Fitzpatrick will be instrumental in driving continuous improvement in our global operating platform, as well as strong growth of the business.”
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