Steve Briscoe to Head up LCH.Clearnet’s Technology and Operations

New hire to oversee technological and operational processes across group’s legal entities.

LCH.Clearnet building London
LCH.Clearnet will look to Briscoe to oversee its technology and operations processes.

Briscoe, previously at RBS and UBS, will take charge of the technological and operational processes across the group's legal entities, as well as working with Martin Ryan, who has been appointed to the role of group had of shared services, on the development and introduction of LCH.Clearnet's shared services offering.

"Steve has a strong track record of delivery from his previous roles and will work closely with the senior management team to further develop LCH.Clearnet's technology and

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