Scott Linden

MD, Collateral management
Wilmington Trust

Scott is responsible for overseeing the Collateral Management business for Wilmington Trust. In this role he oversees the product serviced out of our Institutional custody offices in Wilmington, DE and Buffalo, NY. Scott is responsible for all administrative aspects as well as growth and product development. Scott joined Wilmington Trust in 2016 with over three decades of experience in the financial services industry. Scott has been in the Collateral Management capacity for 18 years in a variety of roles responsible for Collateral Operations, Middle Office, and Product Management. Prior to joining Wilmington Trust, Scott worked at Perficient as Director of their Collateral Management consulting practice. Prior to that Scott was at The Bank of New York Mellon for 9 years as a Product Manager developing and managing Collateral Management and Derivatives related service offerings.

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Day 1 - Tuesday 21st March 2017

Friday, August 3rd, 2018

14:30 360 Perspective: How can the buy side take advantage of the multiple new collateral optimization initiatives in the market to better source eligible collateral and meet increasing demands?

Drilling down into the top challenges currently being faced in optimizing collateral: How to adapt your processes and systems to stay ahead of the game
How can trapped assets most efficiently and effectively be released to guarantee you have the eligible cash collateral required?
Accessing global collateral pools and leveraging CCP compression: How can you take advantage of improved services offered in the market to overcome limitations on the eligibility and re-use of collateral
Should collateral management become a front office concern? Working out the best person to be held responsible
How far has collateral become a front office concern? Is this the most efficient way of ensuring you have the required collateral going forward?