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Dalglish to UBS as CTO of Group Data

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Tom Dalglish has joined UBS as CTO, Group Data. In this role he will be “Making it easier to access reference data for the enterprise.” Dalglish was previously director and chief information architect, Equities at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, and also held positions at JP Morgan, Bear Stearns and Summit Systems. He is also a former board member of the EDM Council.

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