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We have appointed the members of our new advisory committee on secondary markets for a period of two years until 1 June 2024.
Secondary Markets Advisory Committee members:
Alex Skrine (Director of Electronic Trading at Winterflood Securities)
Christopher Murphy (Co-founder & CEO at Ediphy Group)
Daniel Mayston (Managing Director, EMEA Head of Electronic Trading and Market Structure at Blackrock)
David Furlong (CEO at Virtu Financial Ireland)
Edward Wicks (Global Head of Trading at L&G Investment Management)
Elisa Menardo (Head of Public Affairs and Policy, Europe and UK at Credit Suisse)
Hugh McIlvenna (Head of Investments at Vanguard Group Ireland)
Jennifer Keser (Managing Director, Head of Regulation and Market Structure at Tradeweb)
Kay Swinburne (Vice Chair of Financial Services at KPMG UK)
Kirston Winters (Chief Risk Officer at OSTTRA)
Matthew Coupe (Director, Global Head Cross Asset Market Structure at Barclays)
Mike Anderson (CEO at Tradition London Group)
Nick Dutton (Chief Regulatory Officer at CBOE Europe)
Rebecca Fitzpatrick (Head of Investment Banking Booking Models at UBS AG London)
Rebecca Healey (Managing Partner at Redlap Consulting)
Robert Barnes (Group Head of Securities Trading at LSEG & CEO of Turquoise Global Holdings)
Simon Helm (Head of Regulatory Affairs at TP ICAP)
Tim Grange (Director of Regulatory Policy at ICE Futures Europe and ICE Clear Europe)
Trevor Mallinson (Head of Product at Bloomberg MTF)
Virginie Saade (Head of Government & Regulatory Policy, EMEA at Citadel)
The committee will be chaired by Edwin Schooling Latter (Director of Markets and Wholesale Policy at the FCA).
The purpose of the committee is to support our wholesale secondary markets work in equities, derivatives, fixed income and commodity derivatives. The committee’s task will be to:
help develop reforms that improve market competition, increase consumer protection and enhance the integrity of markets
identify market changes that may affect the proper functioning of secondary markets
provide data and analysis to support policy reforms
https://www.fca.org.uk/news/news-sto...sory-committee
