David Roscoe is a retired managing director of J.P. Morgan, where he spent 33 years serving in leadership roles. Mr. Roscoe held global management responsibilities at J.P. Morgan for divisions including technology, securities processing, custody and clearance, ADRs, funds transfer, and corporate trust. Mr. Roscoe was active in the formation and leadership of several financial industry utilities, including Depository Trust, National Securities Clearing Corporation, International Securities Clearing Corporation in the US, and Euroclear Clearance Systems in Brussels. Mr. Roscoe also served in London for J.P. Morgan as the founding executive director of CLS Service, a global foreign exchange clearing bank.
Mr. Roscoe also worked for Bridge Information Systems, serving as EVP for strategic planning, President, and CEO. He subsequently held senior positions at RiskMetrics Group, where he co-led every division of the company and served as senior advisor to the CEO, with a concentration on leadership development.
Mr. Roscoe is currently a director of the BATS Exchange, and serves as board chair of The Hastings Center, a leading independent bioethics research organization. Mr. Roscoe received a BA in Economics (with Honors) from Yale University, and an MBA in Finance (with Honors) from the University of Oregon. He also served as an active officer in the US Naval Reserve.
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