Taylor joins J.P Morgan infrastructure unit
J.P. Morgan Treasury & Securities Services (TSS) on Monday said it appointed Dan Taylor to executive director within its Global Market Infrastructure team, which oversees transaction industry issues, market infrastructures and agent banks for J.P. Morgan in nearly 100 countries.
Taylor will focus primarily on global trade and related industry associations, analyzing market trends and engaging in dialogue across the trade community. He also will support other TSS businesses as a member of the Industry Issues team, J.P. Morgan said.
Taylor has more than 35 years of experience in international banking. Since 1996, he served as vice chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce's Commission on Banking Techniques and Practice. He most recently served as president and chief operating officer of BAFT-IFSA, the organization formed by the merger of the Bankers' Association of Finance and Trade and the International Financial Services Association. He led IFSA for 20 years until the merger earlier this year. Before the IFSA appointment, Taylor worked 14 years in international banking in operations, correspondent banking and private banking.
Taylor joins J.P Morgan infrastructure unit
