May 4, 2021 | Stamford, CT — Coalition Greenwich, the leading global provider of data, analytics and insights to the financial services industry, is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephen Bruel as a Senior Analyst on its Market Structure & Technology team.

In his new role, Stephen will head the Derivatives and FX practices, with an added focus on market infrastructure.

“We are excited to welcome Stephen, who will bring to our clients more than 25 years of experience and leadership in the financial services industry, and an invaluable depth of expertise in derivatives and foreign exchange,” says Dan Connell, Head of Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology.

Stephen joins Coalition Greenwich from Brown Brothers Harriman, where he was Vice President and head of Derivatives Product Management, responsible for defining the firm’s derivatives strategy, including product development and prioritization of capital and technology investments.

Prior to joining Brown Brothers Harriman, Stephen was a research director in TowerGroup’s Securities and Investment practice, where he analyzed business strategy and technology trends in the securities industry, with a particular emphasis on derivatives. He has also worked at State Street and Citi in a variety of operations, project, and technology management roles.

Stephen has represented the organizations he worked for on a number of industry working groups such as the Asset Manager Forum’s Collateral Management Committee and the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) Portfolio Reconciliation / Dispute Resolution Working Group. He has also spoken at a wide variety of industry conferences, and has been quoted in Global Custodian, Securities Finance Times, and others.

“I am thrilled to join Coalition Greenwich, where I look forward to helping clients navigate the complex issues in the Derivatives and FX markets,” says Stephen Bruel.  “The evolving regulatory environment and changes to market infrastructure will continue to have a profound effect on the financial services industry, and managing these changes is of paramount importance.”