CIBC Mellon’s David Linds joins RBC I&TS
10 August 2016 Toronto
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David Linds has joined RBC Investor & Treasury Services as managing director and head of asset servicing for Canada.
Linds joins from CIBC Mellon, where he worked for 19 years, most recently holding the position of senior vice president for business development and relationship management.
In his new role, he will be responsible for sales and client coverage activities across Canadian sub-custody and other asset servicing segments. Based in Toronto, he will report to James Rausch, head of Canadian client coverage.
Rausch said: “Our ability to attract top talent like David Linds is a strong signal that our client-centric approach and focus on key strategic markets and industry segments is working.”
He added: “David Linds’s extensive experience in asset services and custody deepens the bench strength of our coverage team and his appointment underscores our commitment to advancing our specialist provider strategy in the Canadian market.”
Linds joins from CIBC Mellon, where he worked for 19 years, most recently holding the position of senior vice president for business development and relationship management.
In his new role, he will be responsible for sales and client coverage activities across Canadian sub-custody and other asset servicing segments. Based in Toronto, he will report to James Rausch, head of Canadian client coverage.
Rausch said: “Our ability to attract top talent like David Linds is a strong signal that our client-centric approach and focus on key strategic markets and industry segments is working.”
He added: “David Linds’s extensive experience in asset services and custody deepens the bench strength of our coverage team and his appointment underscores our commitment to advancing our specialist provider strategy in the Canadian market.”
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