Published: May 5, 2011
Treasury services welcomes new managers.
BNY Mellon Treasury Services has strengthened its global management team by making two promotions.
Susan Skerritt is now responsible for global product management and strategic development, while Alan Verschoyle-King has been named head of global sales and relationship management.
Both report to David Cruikshank, BNY Mellon Treasury Services’ chief executive.
Skerritt moves up from head of business strategy, development and investment for the bank’s financial markets and treasury services (FMTS) group. She replaces Al Briand who left the role to become chief administrative officer for BNY Mellon’s corporate trust business.
Verschoyle-King vacates his current position of leading BNY Mellon Treasury Services in EMEA to take up his new role. His replacement is yet to be confirmed but Jean Wynn, FMTS’ chief administrative officer, has assumed his financial markets and treasury service’s responsibilities.
Skerritt joined BNY Mellon in 2006 having held treasury services-related positions at Ernst & Young and Morgan Stanley.
Verschoyle-King also joined the bank that year after six years with ABN AMRO, where he was head of working capital management for EMEA. His treasury services experience includes roles at Bank of America and Citibank.