Sep 14 2015
Joseph de Feo
Global Electronic Bank Guru & CEO of CLS UK Intermediate Holdings Ltd.
Joseph de Feo is one of the world’s most senior figures in world financial IT services. He serves as Chief Executive Officer of CLS UK Intermediate Holdings Ltd. and served as President and Chief Executive Officer of CLS Bank International. He serves as Non-Executive Director of the UK’s Department of Social Security, IT Skills Forum, and a Freeman of the City of London’s Worshipful Company of Technologists. He was also a Founding Member of the Group of 20.
“We have raised the standards for settlement that will be spread throughout the market.”
Joseph de Feo holds an M.B.A. (Honours) with a concentration in banking, financial markets and business economics and an M.S. (Honours) in international banking. He has completed work towards a doctorate in business administration and has attended professional education programmes at both Harvard Business School and Cambridge University. He was IT and Operations Strategy Manager for the Barclays Group for over 7 years, during which time he explored potential synergies between traditional banking and IT, forging a closer relationship between the Barclays Group and the bank’s business. From 1997 – 1998 he was President and CEO of The Open Group. In 1999 he became Associate Partner of Mitchell Madison Group. [/expand]
A respected and highly sought after keynote speaker, Joseph de Feo advocates the need for a global infrastructure for IT commerce and information sharing and warns of major shortfalls in international banking IT systems. He explains the importance of the need to integrate all systems and produce more innovative information-intensive services.[/expand]
Joseph de Feo is a confident and professional presenter. He has built a formidable reputation as an effective business leader and banking visionary and he is in great demand as a speaker by decision makers from leading financial institutions around the globe.[/expand]
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