Dyster joins APIR Systems in new management role
APIR Systems has appointed Andrew Dyster as its general manager client development, in a newly created role that reflects the company’s continued growth and enhanced service offering.
The creation of the position stemmed from growth in demand for legal entity identifiers services in the lead up to the 3 January MiFID II compliance deadline and new product developments and enhanced service offering in the APIR’s identification and coding business.
Dyster would bring to the role experience in senior leadership, client service and relationship management positions. He held these positions at Merrill Lynch, Xpedite, One Investment Group and Computershare.
APIR systems chief executive, Chris Donohoe welcomed the experience Dyster would add to his team.
“Andrew brings over 20 years’ institutional client service and relationship management experience across a variety of roles within the financial services industry. He is a welcome addition to the APIR leadership team as the business positions itself for its next phase of growth,” he said.
Dyster would be based in Sydney and report to Donohoe.
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