Regelman to leave BNY Mellon
06 March 2024 US
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Roman Regelman has announced that he will be leaving BNY Mellon.
Regelman leaves his role as the bank鈥檚 global head of securities services and digital in order to pursue new career opportunities.
He spent over six years at BNY Mellon after joining from the Boston Consulting Group. Regelman previously was a partner at New York-based consulting firm, Strategy&.
During his time at BNY Mellon, Regelman sponsored IMPACT, an initiative championing diversity and inclusion across the company.
Regelman announced his departure via LinkedIn, saying: 鈥淚've had the honour and privilege of serving on the BNY Mellon鈥檚 leadership team since 2018.
鈥淭his company has an incredible role at the centre of the world鈥檚 financial system, helping to make money work for the world and I am grateful for the opportunity to have led our securities services businesses and our digital organisation.鈥�
Regelman leaves his role as the bank鈥檚 global head of securities services and digital in order to pursue new career opportunities.
He spent over six years at BNY Mellon after joining from the Boston Consulting Group. Regelman previously was a partner at New York-based consulting firm, Strategy&.
During his time at BNY Mellon, Regelman sponsored IMPACT, an initiative championing diversity and inclusion across the company.
Regelman announced his departure via LinkedIn, saying: 鈥淚've had the honour and privilege of serving on the BNY Mellon鈥檚 leadership team since 2018.
鈥淭his company has an incredible role at the centre of the world鈥檚 financial system, helping to make money work for the world and I am grateful for the opportunity to have led our securities services businesses and our digital organisation.鈥�
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