04.09.2007 15:00:00
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Stephen Smit Appointed to President of State Street Trust Company Canada
State Street Corporation (NYSE: STT), the world’s
leading provider of financial services to institutional investors,
announced today the appointment of State Street veteran Stephen Smit to
President, State Street Trust Company Canada, and head of investment
servicing and investment research and trading in Canada. In this role,
Smit will assume responsibility for State Street’s
investor services and global markets businesses in Canada. Smit served
as managing director of State Street Global Markets in Canada from 1995
to 2000.
Smit will be responsible for the development and execution of key
strategies for the investor services and global markets businesses in
Canada. He will also be responsible for customer management and
regulatory matters. Smit will lead the Canadian management team of John
Folk and Ron Robertson, managing directors of Investor Services in
Canada; Kevin Drynan, head of Sales and Relationship Management; Don D’Eramo,
head of Securities Finance; and John Walks, head of State Street Global
Markets.
"Steve has been a valuable asset in helping to
advance State Street’s businesses in three
continents,” said Joe Antonellis, vice
chairman of State Street Corporation. "We see
great opportunity for continued growth in Canada and Steve’s
leadership will ensure we continue to capitalize on market opportunities.”
Smit, a 20-year veteran of State Street, joined the company in 1987 with
responsibility for State Street’s
international treasury services including foreign exchange,
multicurrency short-term investments and risk advisory services. After
serving as head of Global Markets in Canada, Smit went to London as
managing director for State Street Global Markets’
Global Link business there with responsibility for the corporation’s
e-finance strategy for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Before
assuming his current recent role in Boston as head of State Street
Associates, the company’s research
partnership with academia and industry experts, Smit was general manager
of State Street Bank & Trust Company’s
Tokyo branch.
"I am excited to return to Canada where we
see tremendous opportunity to further grow our business,”
added Smit. "Having expanded our presence in
Canada with the closing of the Investors Financial Services Corp.
acquisition in July, we look forward to continuing our strong record of
providing customers with the most comprehensive services in the industry.”
Smit received his Masters of Business Administration degree from the
Boston College Graduate School of Management and a Bachelor of Science
(economics) degree from the London School of Economics.
State Street has provided solutions to Canada’s
financial services community for more than two decades, and first
established a presence in Toronto in 1990. With the closing of the
Investors Financial Services Corp. acquisition, State Street further
strengthens its presence in the Canadian market and now has more than
1200 employees in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
State Street Corporation (NYSE: STT) is the world's leading provider of
financial services to institutional investors, including investment
servicing, investment management, and investment research and trading.
With US$13.0 trillion in assets under custody (or US$14.97 trillion on a
pro forma basis, including the Investors Financial custody assets) and
$1.9 trillion in assets under management at June 30, 2007, State Street
operates in 26 countries and more than 100 geographic markets worldwide.
For more information, visit State Street’s
website at www.statestreet.com.
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