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DSB Opens Applications for Membership of Technology Advisory Committee

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The Derivatives Service Bureau (DSB) is calling for additional members to join its Technology Advisory Committee (TAC). Successful applicants will take part in the next term of the TAC, which starts in October 2022. To apply, send a covering email to the TAC Secretariat at DSB.TAC@ANNA-DSB.com, along with a copy of your CV. The application deadline is 20 September 2022.

The TAC was established in 2018 to provide advisory support to the DSB in recognition of required enhancements and adaptations of its technology base and services to address these changes. It is comprised of representatives from DSB user organisations, independent experts, and regulatory observers within the wider OTC derivatives community. Its remit includes matters relating to the OTC ISIN and forthcoming Unique Product Identifier (UPI) services.

The DSB welcomes membership applications from OTC derivatives technology practitioners from a broad spectrum of institution types to contribute to technology governance matters, as well as respond to industry needs that arise through the DSB’s annual industry consultation process. Membership is open to all regions, with applicants from Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America particularly welcome.

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