Fred Falcones has joined Xcitek in the newly created role of product specialist for XSP. In his new role Falcones, formerly senior project manager of global custody/corporate actions for ICS Consultants, will be responsible for leading review workshops, conducting product demonstrations and providing technical expertise to support all aspects of XSP, as well as providing account relationship management support to current clients. Xcitek is keen to tap into Falcones’ expertise on corporate actions in the global custody sector.
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