LSEG's Nowell Swaps UnaVista for Kaizen

LSEG's reporting guru moves to competitor as Mifid II beds in.

The Gherkin in London

Nowell, who was the head of industry relations and regulatory compliance at UnaVista, has become a senior regulatory reporting specialist at Kaizen Reporting as of July.

Founded in 2013 by Dario Crispini and Ian Rennie, former regulatory executives at Barclays and HSBC, Kaizen’s ReportShield platform checks data quality at source, validating information which is then used to inform trade and transaction reports for regulatory regimes, including the revised Markets in Financial Instruments

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