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BNY Mellon announces eight new appointments

BNY Mellon has made several new hires across four businesses, including appointing Dean Sakati to head strategy for securities finance within global collateral services, and Mark Gonzalez as US chief operating officer for derivatives clearing services

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BNY Mellon has made a raft of new appointments across its global collateral services, derivatives clearing, global risk solutions and central and south-eastern Europe asset-servicing businesses.
Dean Sakati has been appointed to develop and implement business strategy in the newly created position of head of strategy and business development for securities finance within the bank’s global collateral services business. Sakati is based in Boston and will report to Mike McAuley, managing director

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