If the SEC moves forward with its proposed changes to the 13F and 13G filings. It could lead to a greater need for automation in the industry, and Artius Global will be well-positioned to meet the demand.”
Artius Global is proud to announce that Anna Monteiro has joined us as our Head of N.A. Business and Client Services. Based out of NYC, Anna will focus on bringing Artius Global’s substantial shareholding disclosure product to North America.
With more than 20 years’ of experience in the financial services industry, Anna has helped leading Fintech and RegTech providers capture market share and accelerate revenue growth. As Head of N.A. Business and Client Services, Anna will focus on developing strong relationships with clients by working hand in hand with them to realize the full value of using Artius Global’s shareholding disclosure solution – AGSD. Anna is not new to shareholding disclosure. Under her leadership at Wolters Kluwer, she secured the commercial rights to Linklaters Blue Flag product, the first shareholding disclosure product of its kind. Following that, she secured exclusive rights to the first automated solution for shareholding disclosure with Solutions Atlantic, where she later became their Global Head of Business & Product Development.
Reflecting on this tenure, Anna had this to share, “while my career has been focused on both the trading and compliance side of the industry, the compliance side is a much more interesting area – as it’s always changing. Shareholding disclosure is not new, but the underlying regulations that make it a requirement have changed considerably since I was first introduced to it over 15 years ago. And it’s poised to change profoundly in the U.S. if the SEC moves forward with its proposed changes to the 13F and 13G filings. If these changes come, it could lead to a greater need for automation in the industry, and Artius Global will be well positioned to meet the demand.”
Anna’s compliance and financial services expertise spans decades. She has held several senior management positions at Wolters Kluwer, where she was responsible for global regulatory products, and at Citigroup and Reuters (now Refinitiv), where she was responsible for the development and launch of numerous global B2C and B2B product programs.
If the SEC moves forward with its proposed changes to the 13F and 13G filings. It could lead to a greater need for automation in the industry, and Artius Global will be well-positioned to meet the demand.”
