Deutsche Bank’s Jim Turley joins DTCC board
08 July 2015 London
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) shareholders have elected Jim Turley to the board of directors.
Turley is co-head of group technology and operations for Deutsche Bank, and joins the board as a clearing agency participant director.
Of the 19 directors on the board, 12 now represent clearing agency partners.
Turley has been with Deutsche Bank since 1989, and has held several senior positions including global head of foreign exchange and commodities, and global head of the institutional client group.
He takes the place of John Parker who, after five years on the board of director, did not stand for re-election.
Robert Druskin, executive chairman of DTCC, said: “We have a number of exciting opportunities ahead of us and [Turley’s] extensive experience in the financial services industry and global perspective will be invaluable as we continue to expand our mission to serve our clients and build upon our current momentum.”
Turley is co-head of group technology and operations for Deutsche Bank, and joins the board as a clearing agency participant director.
Of the 19 directors on the board, 12 now represent clearing agency partners.
Turley has been with Deutsche Bank since 1989, and has held several senior positions including global head of foreign exchange and commodities, and global head of the institutional client group.
He takes the place of John Parker who, after five years on the board of director, did not stand for re-election.
Robert Druskin, executive chairman of DTCC, said: “We have a number of exciting opportunities ahead of us and [Turley’s] extensive experience in the financial services industry and global perspective will be invaluable as we continue to expand our mission to serve our clients and build upon our current momentum.”
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