Financial market data provider has appointed Sherry Madera as global head of Industry and Government Affairs.
She will lead a team that will engage with customers, industry groups, regulators and governments to help tackle key customer challenges and advocate for fair, efficient and sustainable financial markets.
A Seasoned Diplomat
Madera has more than 20 years of experience across both public and private sector including corporate finance, banking, asset management, and entrepreneurial ventures and, more recently, global policy leadership and advocacy in financial and professional services.
She is joining Refinitiv from the City of London Corporation where she is serving as a special advisor for Asia. Prior to that, she was serving as an advisor Cyberport Hong Kong following her role as the Minister-Counsellor for the UK’s Department for International Trade based in Beijing.
According to Refinitiv, this appointment will enhance its engagement across government, policy initiatives, industry trends, and regulatory developments.
Last October, sold a majority stake of Refinitiv transferring its ownership to Blackstone Group.
Commenting on this appointment, David Craig, CEO of Refinitiv, said: “We believe in the importance of fair, transparent and efficient financial markets and Sherry brings an incredible mix of experience spanning finance, entrepreneurship, and global government relations. This will help us deliver a bold and meaningful change in support of our customers and wider markets.
“We are at a time of huge global change as technology and automation become ever more important and human roles evolve. This paired with global trends in sustainability, governance, and regulation make it a busy time for engaging with both public and private sector stakeholders. Sherry will be focussed on how these issues impact clients and will work boldly and collaboratively with the industry and governments globally to find consensus on the solutions needed to ensure that financial markets continue to be a successful force for good.”
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