Moyseowicz joins U.S. Bank
09 April 2025 US
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U.S. Bank's global fund services product team has welcomed Adam Moyseowicz as senior product manager for custody.
He joins the company from BNY, where he served as head of custody client operations, risk and service management, for over two years.
Moyseowicz brings a wealth of knowledge within custody and corporate operations to the role, having been in the industry for over 20 years. He will be responsible for partnering with business leaders to drive the company's strategic operations.
Commenting on his move on Linkedin, he says: "Grateful for the warm welcome from U.S. Bank and excited to now be several weeks into this next chapter of my career. It’s inspiring and energising to join a firm so deeply committed to innovation, operational excellence, and client experience."
U.S. Bank adds: "We look forward to leveraging Adam’s leadership and expertise to continuously develop innovative solutions for our clients."
He joins the company from BNY, where he served as head of custody client operations, risk and service management, for over two years.
Moyseowicz brings a wealth of knowledge within custody and corporate operations to the role, having been in the industry for over 20 years. He will be responsible for partnering with business leaders to drive the company's strategic operations.
Commenting on his move on Linkedin, he says: "Grateful for the warm welcome from U.S. Bank and excited to now be several weeks into this next chapter of my career. It’s inspiring and energising to join a firm so deeply committed to innovation, operational excellence, and client experience."
U.S. Bank adds: "We look forward to leveraging Adam’s leadership and expertise to continuously develop innovative solutions for our clients."
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