Investor services technology firm Broadridge has appointed a former BNY Mellon executive to spearhead its expansion into Asia Pacific.
David Ingleson has been named as chief operating officer for its APAC business.
He will be based in Singapore, reporting to Broadridge International president Samir Pandiri, another former BNY Mellon executive.
Ingleson has been appointed to oversee regional implementation strategies and to support capital markets clients in the region.
Prior to joining Broadridge, Ingleson was head of Asia Pacific for Eagle Investment Systems, a technology subsidiary of BNY Mellon.
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