Marco Di Palma

Head of Vendor Management
JP Morgan Asset Management

Marco Di Palma is Head of Vendor Management EMEA at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. His team’s responsibilities include governance and oversight of the vendors used by the firm within Europe and developing key relationships with financial service vendors to drive through the firm’s strategic objectives. The team is also responsible for contract and commercial term negotiations and perform reviews on service providers.

Having commenced his career in Melbourne, Australia, in 1996, Marco started in the Financial Services Industry with Norwich Union (Aviva). In 1999 he moved to Goldman Sachs Asset Management to work in Investment Accounting and Institutional Relationship Management, where he stayed until 2001. Marco then decided to pursue his career to London, joining a medium sized Wealth Manager in London as COO/CFO. There he had a wide range of responsibilities covering: Finance, Operations, Compliance, Investor Relations, Third Party Relationship Management and Oversight. Marco joined JPMAM in 2010.

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DAY 1 – 14TH NOVEMBER

Monday, September 11th, 2017

09:45 Market Infrastructure Panel: Reimagining the future of European market infrastructure: How will the continued evolution of post-trade services impact the full post trade value chain?

Competition, harmonisation and fragmentation: How are market infrastructure players adapting to the changing post-trade environment?
Debating the hazards and benefits of increased operability: What impact does cross-margining mergers and acquisitions have on systemic risk?
Tracking the development of large infrastructure players with multiple business lines: Where will the next stage of regulatory amendments take their business?
The future of outsourcing: What functions will be outsourced to whom? What role will market infrastructure have to play in this?

Audience poll: Considering the ongoing evolution of market infrastructure, do you expect the cost of settlement to go up or down?