Selfslagh And Digby Quit Citibank For JP Morgan Treasury Services

JPMorgan Treasury Services announced today that it had appointed Colette Selfslagh as Head of Sales for Northeast Europe and Head of Client Services in the EMEA Financial Institution Market and Colin Digby as Market Manager Euro & Multi Currency Clearing.

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JPMorgan Treasury Services announced today that it had appointed Colette Selfslagh as Head of Sales for Northeast Europe and Head of Client Services in the EMEA Financial Institution Market and Colin Digby as Market Manager Euro & Multi-Currency Clearing.

JP Morgan says Selfslagh brings a wealth of experience in sales, marketing and product management, gained through senior positions in the financial industry with Citibank (and before that, Chase) and in the technology industry with Cognotec and Tradeware. “She has extensive knowledge of international cash management and custody as well as e-commerce, in the areas of foreign exchange and equity order routing,” says the bank. “She will use her background to identify new opportunities for growth across the financial institutions segment.”

Digby joins JPMorgan after having worked in a number of different roles at Citibank, focused on bank clients and outsourcing initiatives, with a specific focus on the European Payments market. Prior to this Digby worked for Global Payment Systems (part of NDC International) as an Account Manager for both financial institution and corporate clients in the cash management market. Digby will be responsible for euro and multi-currency clearing at JPMorgan.

“Both Colette and Colin bring a wealth of experience to JPMorgan and within their respective roles both will work to ensure our customers benefit from a wide range of products and sophisticated solutions,” says Steve Wilder, EMEA Regional Executive, JPMorgan Treasury Services. “We are delighted to have them both on board and will use their knowledge base and experience in the marketplace to extend even more advanced banking services to our customers.”

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