Andrew is the Chair of the UK T+1 Taskforce Technical Group, responsible for the delivery of the plan for delivering T+1 in the UK, as well as confirming the transition date in 2027.

He is also a Senior advisor to a group of clients in the finance and fintech space in both UK and the European Union.

Prior to working on the Taskforce, Andrew was 13 years at DTCC where he variously was Head of Government Relations for UK, EU and APAC as well as CEO of DTCC’s European Derivatives Trade Repository.

In a career spanning 35 years, he has also worked for Swift SCRL where he ran Securities Strategy, Deutsche Bank as Head of Middle office for Fixed Income & Money Markets and Citibank where he was VP Customer Services for the European Clearing & Settlement Business.

Andrew has an MSc in Engineering from University of Surrey and an MBA from Manchester Business School.

Andrew Harvey is Managing Director, Europe, of the Global FX Division of GFMA (Global Financial Markets Association, whose member associations include SIFMA, AFME and ASIFMA). The Division was formed in June 2010 to support efforts to promote an efficient FX market, monitor regulatory developments that could affect the market and assist the industry in building out the infrastructure of the future. Its members currently comprise 24 global FX market participants, collectively representing over 80% of the FX inter-dealer market. While focused on Europe, Andrew has responsibilities for global initiatives as the Division seeks to harmonize evolving rules for FX across jurisdictions.
Previously, Andrew was an Executive Director at Morgan Stanley where he worked for seven years initially as European Head of FX and Cash Fixed Income. Within this role Andrew co-chaired the GFXD Operations Committee and was an active member of the Bank of England Operations Committee. Post this role, Andrew ran the Global Emerging Markets Rates and Credit groups before moving to be the Global COO for Derivative Operations.
Prior to Morgan Stanley, Andrew worked at Goldman Sachs for nine years within the Foreign Exchange group.

Mr. Macchiarulo is Assistant Vice President, Financial Services Operations & Assistant General Counsel at SIFMA. Mr. Macchiarulo oversees services provided to member institutions related to Shortening the Settlement Cycle to T+1, Unclaimed Property Rules, Clearing Firm Initiatives, and Proxy Regulation. Mr. Macchiarulo is focused on major industry regulatory and legislative issues such as risk and liability mitigation, infrastructure, business resiliency and operating compliance. He has also played a significant role in industry projects like Bulk Transfer. During his career at SIFMA, Mr. Macchiarulo has held several member-facing leadership positions. Currently, Mr. Macchiarulo is heavily involved in the T+1 initiative.

Emma Johnson is an Executive Director and custody product manager within J.P. Morgan’s Corporate and Investment Bank in London. Sitting in the Securities Services division her core remit is European post trade securities market and regulatory advocacy, market infrastructure and industry developments.

Active in the securities post trade industry, Emma represents the firm in various industry committees including co-chairing the AFME Transaction Clearing & Settlement Committee, the AFME Market Settlement Efficiency Taskforce, the ECB Securities Group (SEG), and the AGC European Focus Committee. In addition, Emma co-leads the US Lessons Learned workstream within the UK HMT Accelerated Settlements Taskforce Technical Group.

Emma joined J.P. Morgan in January 2022 from Deutsche Bank, where she was the EMEA Head of Securities Services Market Advocacy. She previously held various positions within product and operational teams over her 20+ year career in securities post-trade.

Pete Tomlinson is a Director in AFME’s Post Trade division, with additional responsibility for the Prime Services Forum. In his role, he primarily supports AFME members with the implementation of post-trade regulatory changes. Prior to joining AFME, Pete worked at Deutsche Bank for seven years in various middle office roles within the Delta One business. He holds a degree in financial economics from the University of Liverpool.

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