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      Alistair Griffiths joins Baton Systems as Director of EMEA Sales

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      Alistair Griffiths joins Baton Systems as Director of EMEA Sales

      November 8, 2022 – Baton Systems, the post-trade processing, Distributed ledger technology business, has announced the appointment of Alistair Griffiths as Director of EMEA Sales.

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      Alistair Griffiths

      Griffiths joins Baton having previously served as Senior Sales Executive of Post-Trade Solutions at FIS Global, where he led sales for the UK, Channel Islands and the Netherlands. He has expertise in the industry, having worked for some of the largest and most respected institutions in the world including Bank of New York Mellon, BlackRock, and UBS.

      It was at BNY Mellon that Alistair built up eight years of experience in collateral management, sourcing and growing the firm’s Tri Party Collateral Management activity across the global market. Alistair has knowledge from both a buy and sell side perspective within the securities finance and derivatives space to his new role at Baton.

      Reporting to Baton’s Global Head of Sales, Alex Knight, Griffiths will be based in London focusing on new business acquisition across all Baton solutions in the region. His appointment follows the expansion of Baton’s Core-Collateral solution which is connected to major CCPs globally including the network’s most recent addition of the OCC, which was announced in August.

      Griffiths’ appointment also comes as Baton focuses on reducing settlement risk and increasing available liquidity and funding, by extending its Core-FX solution across additional currencies and counterparties.

      Alex Knight, Global Head of Sales and EMEA said: “I am delighted to welcome Alistair to Baton. Alistair’s deep knowledge and industry experience complements that of the wider team as we seek to ensure that our clients are served by those who have an authentic understanding of the collateral and FX markets and the challenges our client’s face.

      “Alistair’s appointment is also testament to the growth trajectory Baton is now on. Over recent months, we’ve witnessed a considerable increase in demand for our Core-Collateral solution as market volatility and the rising interest rate environment has encouraged banks to focus even more closely on maximising the efficiency of the use of their assets. With this in mind, more and more firms are looking to Baton to improve the speed, efficiency and cost base of their post-trade processing.”

      Commenting on his appointment, Alistair Griffiths said: “Baton’s technology is revolutionising the way post-trade processing is conducted. I am excited by the prospect of working for a company that is having such a transformative impact on how the collateral, liquidity and FX post-trade space is now evolving.

      “Given today’s environment with high volatility pushing up margin requirements, and with rates moving dynamically intraday, the need for market participants to be able to quickly and accurately react to these changes is more important than ever. Relying on yesterday’s end of day data to make decisions today is no longer a viable option. This is where Baton excels. I’m looking forward to working with Arjun, Alex and the whole team to enable firms across the industry to meet these challenges.”

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