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XSP’s Fullam Appointed Co-chair of ISITC Corporate Actions Working Group

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Paul Fullam, principal consultant at XSP, has been appointed as a co-chair of the ISITC Corporate Actions Working Group. In this position he will collaborate with the group’s members to review ISO 15022 standards and direct enhancements to message content that promote the straight-through processing of corporate actions. Fullam has been an active participant of the ISITC Corporate Actions Working Group since 2005.

At XSP, Fullam is responsible for ensuring product compliance with global securities market practice group (SMPG) best practices in corporate actions processing and serves as a liaison with industry associations. He is also responsible for managing product implementations and integration within client environments.

Prior to joining XSP in 2000, Fullam worked at Fidelity ActionsXchange, Investors Bank & Trust and John Hancock Funds.

Genevy Dimitrion, chair of ISITC says: “Paul’s experience and in-depth knowledge of this space are invaluable in our mission to develop and promote best market practices for the global securities industry.”

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