Eagle has landed for BNY Mellon
Big US institution Bank of New York Mellon has extended its presence in Australia with its financial services technology subsidiary, Eagle Investment Systems, establishing a presence in Sydney.
The company has announced that it has established a permanent presence in the region via the establishment of a new Asia Pacific office.
Commenting on the move, Eagle’s managing director of Asia Pacific Operations John Legrand said the company had seen elevated demand for its services in the region and believed that by establishing a permanent presence and local resources it would be able to increase its level of service and support to regional clients.
He said the company believed it was vital to establish and maintain a sustainable long-term presence in support of its plan to grow the business in the Asia Pacific region.
Legrand said that in addition to providing service and support to existing regional clients, Eagle’s Australian office would support the development of new sales channels and assist with client implementations.
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