Andrew Dyson joins WTS Hansuke as advisor in capital markets wing

WTS Hansuke has appointed Andrew Dyson as an advisor to its capital markets observe in London. Previously the CEO of the Worldwide Securities Lending Affiliation, he joins WTS Hansuke as the agency grows its workforce to assist purchasers throughout securities finance, repo, financing and collateral markets.

Commenting on the appointment, WTS Hansuke Head of Capital Markets Roy Zimmerhansl stated, “Andrew is a massively important addition to our workforce. He brings a uncommon mixture of market credibility, strategic perception and trade management in securities finance.”

At a time when the finance trade is going through converging challenges, together with charging market construction and the evolution of collateral and financing markets, WTS Hansuke is seeking to develop its capability to assist purchasers navigate the complicated atmosphere. In line with Zimmerhansl, the arrival of Dyson underlines the agency’s “dedication to constructing a capital markets observe that may have an actual influence for purchasers, and the broader securities finance ecosystem.”

WTS Hansuke is a UK-based member agency of WTS International, a world tax group with groups in greater than 100 nations. By means of its capital markets observe, the agency works with market contributors on strategic, regulatory, operational and business issues throughout securities finance, funding, collateral and the broader market ecosystem.

Dyson brings deep trade expertise to that finish, having helped form the Worldwide Securities Lending Affiliation (ISLA) into a number one commerce affiliation, throughout his tenure as CEO there. His expertise offers him a “distinctive perspective” on the challenges and alternatives in the sector, based on a launch from WTS Hansuke.

Talking on his new function as a capital markets advisor based mostly in London, Dyson concluded, “The agency has clear ambition in the financing and collateral house, and I sit up for supporting purchasers throughout the EMEA area with strategic recommendation, market perception and sensible options throughout a interval of serious trade change.”