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XSP Names BNY Mellon’s Anthony Scanga Business Analyst, Operations Group

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XSP, provider of corporate actions software, has appointed Anthony Scanga as a business analyst within the operations group. Scanga, previously a corporate actions manager at The Bank of New York Mellon, will be responsible for client operations support, professional services engagements and global implementations, while working with the pre-sales and sales teams to support the XSP corporate actions platform.

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