Origo to revise governance structure

Helen Morrissey
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Origo has announced a new governance structure to provide a clear distinction between its 'standards and governance' services and operational services such as its £100bn Options Transfers service.

A new subsidiary company is to be created to oversee standards activities. This subsidiary will operate with a new board.  To ensure that the interests of customers from all sectors are fairly repr...

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