IMA wishes regulatory affairs director success
12 June 2014 London
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The Investment Management Association (IMA) has confirmed that its regulatory affairs director for investment funds and retail, Julie Patterson, is leaving the association for a new role at KPMG.
Patterson will leave the IMA at the end of August to become a director in KPMG’s European financial services regulatory centre of excellence.
She has more than 15 years of experience at the IMA. During her time at the association, Patterson played a role in the introduction of five sets of UCITS rules and the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
Daniel Godfrey, chief executive of the IMA, said: “Patterson’s knowledge and experience are unique and her contribution to the promotion and development of asset management in the UK cannot be underestimated. We wish her all the best.”
Patterson will leave the IMA at the end of August to become a director in KPMG’s European financial services regulatory centre of excellence.
She has more than 15 years of experience at the IMA. During her time at the association, Patterson played a role in the introduction of five sets of UCITS rules and the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
Daniel Godfrey, chief executive of the IMA, said: “Patterson’s knowledge and experience are unique and her contribution to the promotion and development of asset management in the UK cannot be underestimated. We wish her all the best.”
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