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LCH.Clearnet Australia growing in strength


20 August 2014 Sydney
Reporter: Catherine Van de Stouwe

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LCH.Clearnet has welcomed Marcus Robinson as head of SwapClear Australia.

Relocating to Sydney, Robinson will support the growing demand for on-the-ground, robust interest rate derivative (IRD) clearing solutions.

Robinson will lead LCH.Clearnet’s next phase of expansion in Australia. Previously Robinson was based in LCH.Clearnet’s London office as director of SwapClear business change.

Daniel Maguire, global head of SwapClear, said: “Australia is an important component of our geographic expansion strategy in the Asia Pacific region. The relocation of [Robinson]…reflects our absolute commitment to the region.”

“[Robinson] has been instrumental in our Australian business from the outset and his industry knowledge, experience and leadership skills will be essential to our continued growth. This new phase strengthens our ambitions to deepen relationships long-term with local and international firms to ensure we deliver the best Australian and regional support.”
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