NAB Asset Servicing appoints new general manager
Former Novarca staffer and superannuation consultant, Ken Shaw, has been announced to take on the position of general manager, sales and relationships with NAB Asset Servicing.
Shaw advised on superannuation and government entities in his previous role at Novarca, after spending 12 years in senior management positions with BNP Paribas Securities Services, leading teams in Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand and the UK.
"Ken's deep custody expertise, knowledge and industry networks will be highly valued as we continue to respond to the changing needs of our customers and assist them to meet their strategic objectives," NAB Asset Servicing executive general manager, John Comito, said.
"He will also work closely with the bank's corporate and institutional specialists to ensure that we bring all of NAB's capabilities to support this important customer segment."
Shaw will commence his position with NAB on 19 September.
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