Broadridge International appoints Pandiri as president
04 June 2019 London
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Broadridge Financial Solutions has appointed Samir Pandiri as president of Broadridge International.
Based in London, Pandiri will be responsible for Broadridge’s post-trade technology, global proxy, asset management data and technology businesses outside of North America with a special focus on Europe and Asia.
Most recently, Pandiri was global CEO of BNY’s asset servicing division and a member of BNY Mellon’s senior leadership team.
Prior to that, he was CEO of BNY’s shareowner services division where he was responsible for the turnaround and sale of the equity administration services business.
Before BNY Mellon, he was responsible for the international corporate trust business, where he led the deal team managing an asset swap transaction with JPMorgan Chase.
Prior to joining BNY Mellon, Pandiri spent 11 years at JPMorgan Chase, operating out of both Hong Kong and London for extensive periods.
Tom Carey, president of Broadridge global technology and operations, said: “Pandiri’s breadth of experience and global outlook makes him a strong addition to the Broadridge team and the ideal person to help Broadridge International continue its growth.”
Commenting on his new role, Pandiri commented: “I am excited to further develop and drive Broadridge’s work globally. There is a huge market need outside of North America for what Broadridge does.”
He added: “Broadridge International’s progress the past five years is only the beginning, and I look forward to helping clients around the globe get ahead of today’s challenges to capitalise on what’s next.”
Based in London, Pandiri will be responsible for Broadridge’s post-trade technology, global proxy, asset management data and technology businesses outside of North America with a special focus on Europe and Asia.
Most recently, Pandiri was global CEO of BNY’s asset servicing division and a member of BNY Mellon’s senior leadership team.
Prior to that, he was CEO of BNY’s shareowner services division where he was responsible for the turnaround and sale of the equity administration services business.
Before BNY Mellon, he was responsible for the international corporate trust business, where he led the deal team managing an asset swap transaction with JPMorgan Chase.
Prior to joining BNY Mellon, Pandiri spent 11 years at JPMorgan Chase, operating out of both Hong Kong and London for extensive periods.
Tom Carey, president of Broadridge global technology and operations, said: “Pandiri’s breadth of experience and global outlook makes him a strong addition to the Broadridge team and the ideal person to help Broadridge International continue its growth.”
Commenting on his new role, Pandiri commented: “I am excited to further develop and drive Broadridge’s work globally. There is a huge market need outside of North America for what Broadridge does.”
He added: “Broadridge International’s progress the past five years is only the beginning, and I look forward to helping clients around the globe get ahead of today’s challenges to capitalise on what’s next.”
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