BNY Mellon hires EMEA market manager from Barclays

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Europe

Phoebe Robertson

Reporter

BNY Mellon has appointed Monika Aminiova as market manager for treasury services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) based in London. With the aim of orientating the company as a key provider of global payment services, Aminiova will report into Peter Hazou and will seek to develop and commercialise BNY Mellon's multi-currency payments solutions. The company already sustains payment transactions in over 100 currencies.

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