Peter Giambruno
About Peter Giambruno
Peter Giambruno is the Senior Vice President of Collateral Management at Jefferies & Company, with extensive experience in margin and collateral management across various financial institutions.
Current Position at Jefferies & Company
Peter Giambruno currently holds the position of Senior Vice President - Collateral Management at Jefferies & Company. He has been with the firm since 2012, operating out of Jersey City. In this role, he manages a group of Collateral Associates who are responsible for mitigating the firm's risk for Cleared and Bilateral OTC Derivative exposure. His team handles a variety of financial products including IRS, Credit, Equity, Total Return on Leveraged Loans, Commodity, FX, and Options.
Previous Experience at iKindi Inc
From 2009 to 2012, Peter Giambruno worked at iKindi Inc as a professional in Margin & Collateral Management. His tenure at the company spanned 3 years, where he focused on managing collateral and margin requirements, ensuring financial transactions were secured and in compliance with industry standards.
Background in Prime Brokerage and Collateral Management
Peter Giambruno's extensive experience includes a role as Collateral Margin Manager / Prime Brokerage at OpHedge Investment Services from 2007 to 2008. Additionally, he served as Assistant Vice President - Prime Brokerage Services at Credit Suisse from 1999 to 2006. Earlier, he worked at Bear Stearns as a Relationship Manager in Prime Brokerage Service from 1997 to 1999, and at ING as Manager of Margin Operations/Prime Brokerage from 1996 to 1997.
Educational Background
Peter Giambruno studied Business Administration at Nassau Community College. His educational background provided a foundation for his career in the financial services industry, particularly in the areas of collateral management and prime brokerage services.
Involvement in Regulatory Initiatives
Peter Giambruno plays a significant role in regulatory initiatives, particularly in the TMPG/FINRA 4210 project concerning the proposed margining of Forward Settling transactions. These transactions include TBAs, Spec Pools, ARMs, and CMOs. Additionally, he has contributed to his firm's action plans related to the new regulatory requirements under Dodd-Frank and EMIR. He is responsible for overseeing the securing of exposure/margin for US Repo and Forward Settling transactions in compliance with PSA, MRA, and MSFTA agreements.