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The Dubai Financial Services Authority ("DFSA") has announced seven new appointments to the regulatory agency

  • United Arab Emirates: Saturday, August 20 - 2005 at 13:31
  • PRESS RELEASE

Commenting on the appointments, Mr. David Knott, Chief Executive, said: "The appointment of these officers further strengthens the regulatory and operational capabilities of the DFSA.

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They bring with them a depth of specialist skills and experience that reflects our commitment to deliver regulatory standards matching those in the world's leading capital markets."

"We will continue to build our capacity to meet the growth of the Dubai International Financial Centre. I am pleased that we are attracting first class regulators to DFSA and that we are firmly on track to meet our recruitment targets".

The key appointments announced today are:
Mr Mark McGinness, Director, International Relations(Mr McGinness joins DFSA from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission).

Mr David Haswell, Senior Manager, Authorisation
(Mr Haswell joins DFSA from Ernst and Young, UK)

Mr Matthew Warren, Senior Manager, Authorisation(Mr. Warren joins DFSA from Lloyds of London, UK)

Mr Bernhard Sperling, Senior Manager, Supervision(Mr. Sperling joins DFSA from Deutsche Bank, Prague)

Mr Aryan Schoorl, Senior Manager, Markets(Mr. Schoorl joins DFSA from Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets 'Autoriteit Financiële Markten')

Mr Tony De Cristofano, Head of Information Technology (Mr De Cristofano joins DFSA from Reuters, Dubai)

In addition to these new appointments Mr Jan Bladen has been promoted as Chief Operating Officer of DFSA, having responsibility for all corporate services. Mr Bladen first joined DFSA from PricewaterhouseCoopers in February 2005.
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The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) is the independent regulator of all financial and related ancillary services conducted in or from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) - for example, asset management, banking, securities trading, Islamic finance, re-insurance, and an international financial exchange. The DFSA has been created using principle-based primary legislation modelled closely on that used in London and New York, and the DIFC regulatory regime operates to standards that meet or exceed those applying in the world's major financial centres.

For further information please contact:
Alia Jarman
Corporate Communications Officer
DFSA
0971 4 362 1661
0971 4 362 0801

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