Melanie White speaks to a selection of winners of the ICFA Americas Service Provider Awards (ASPAs) 2011 who give their comments on their evening wins, as well as their prospects for the year ahead.
The interviewees:
Scott Englehart, ASPAs judge.
Michael Talbot, ASPAs judge.
Michael McCabe, managing director, alternative investment services, BNY Mellon.
Joyce Heinzerling, ASPAs judge; and John Lockbaum, managing director, RBC Dexia, Canada.
Michael Young, executive director, JP Morgan.
David Bullock, executive vice president, client relationship management, IFDS Canada.
Scott Epstein, head of fund services, North America, HSBC.
Marty Lempres, senior vice president, State Street.
For an analysis on the judges' decisions and profiles of the winners, read the dedicated supplement in the June/July issue of ICFA Magazine available in print and online at the end of June.
For a full list of the winners and the shortlist, please visit www.icfaawards.com
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