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Ed Corral has worked in the Financial Services industry for over 37 years. Most recently, he has taken on a new position as Head of Collateral Services for Pirum Systems, Ltd. Ed is based in New York City and will be focusing on growing Pirum’s presence in Collateral Services globally as well as the entire product suite in the Americas.

Prior to Ed’s role at Pirum, he did two tours at J.P. Morgan In his more recent assignment, Ed was the Head of Tri-party Services globally. He also had responsibility for Derivatives Collateral Management in the Americas.

Prior to Ed’s second stint at JPM, he spent nearly 10 years at Morgan Stanley, responsible for Enterprise-wide Collateral Management.

Before joining Morgan Stanley, Ed had his first run at J.P. Morgan and its predecessors for nearly 20 years. Ed was in charge of U.S. Government Clearance and Collateral Management. He also ran the Finance department while in the Corporate Trust division.

Bridging the first JPM role and Morgan Stanley, Ed was a member of the U.S. Tri-party Repo Reform task force, which shepherded significant improvements to the structure and functioning of the U.S. Tri-party Repo market

Ed received his MBA in Finance from NYU and graduated from Binghamton University.

Jonathan is an expert in a number of regulatory regimes in the transaction reporting, trade reporting, liquidity reporting and prudential supervisory space and spearheads Kaizen’s SFTR quality assurance services.

He has 20 years of front-to-back investment banking experience including 11 years at JP Morgan. Jonathan’s focus over the past seven years has been on the emergence of new regulations covering securities financing, money market reporting and collateral reuse. In this capacity, he has been closely engaged with the FSB, ESMA, ECB and Bank of England and has been at the forefront of educational and advocacy efforts for the Â鶹´«Ã½ Financing Transaction Reporting (SFTR) reporting regime.

Grant Mansfield Is head of EMEA Â鶹´«Ã½ Finance Trading and Cash Collateral Investment at BNY. He is responsible for managing one of the largest European Â鶹´«Ã½ lending books in the industry, alongside cash investment products for internal and external clients across a full range of money market instruments, with primary focus on Repo & Reverse Repo. In his position, Grant has a key role in developing strategic business strategy for BNY Â鶹´«Ã½ Finance.

Grant has over 25 years’ experience in the Â鶹´«Ã½ Lending, Repo and Financing Industry. Prior to joining BNY in 2007, he held positions at JP Morgan, Prudential Portfolio Managers, ING Bank NV & Cargill Investor Services.