iMeta Hires Bands For Data Product and Regulatory Role

Mark Bands, most recently a data management executive at ANZ in Australia, has joined UK service provider

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Mark Bands, head of product strategy and regulatory intelligence, iMeta Technologies

Entity data management and client onboarding technology provider iMeta Technologies has hired Mark Bands as head of product strategy and regulatory intelligence.

Bands, who most recently was data management stream lead in the OTC derivatives reform program at ANZ Institutional Bank in Richmond, Australia, is now based in the UK with iMeta.

In his new role, Bands will lead development strategy and improvements to iMeta's Assassin onboarding and data management platform for investment banks. Bands will also support the company's product offerings with his experience in data management and financial services regulation.

In December, Bands gave Inside Reference Data his forecast for data issues during 2015.

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