O'Connor Leaves BoNY
Donna O'Connor has left the Bank of New York to fulfill some personal commitments. According to O'Connor, no replacement has been named, and the bank remains committed to providing its own enterprise-wide data management solution.
O'Connor joined BoNY in 1998 and established the bank's strategic enterprise securities reference service in support of its global securities servicing and operations. She managed the bank's expenditure for its securities reference data service and sat on its executive
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