Ted Farrell
About Ted Farrell
Ted Farrell is the Chief Risk Officer with a background in finance and international business, holding a B.B.A. from The George Washington University.
Ted Farrell - Chief Risk Officer
Ted Farrell currently serves as the Chief Risk Officer. His extensive background in finance and risk management has equipped him with the necessary skills to excel in this critical role. With significant experience at top financial institutions, Farrell has a proven track record of managing complex risk portfolios and leading teams through challenging market conditions.
Ted Farrell's Education and Expertise
Ted Farrell graduated from The George Washington University with a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Finance and International Business. This comprehensive academic background laid a strong foundation for his expertise in market risk management and financial strategy. His education has been instrumental in his career, supporting his roles in various high-stakes financial environments.
Ted Farrell's Background in Finance
Ted Farrell's career in the financial industry began in 1998 at JP Morgan, where he spent eight years in the Proprietary Positioning Business. His various roles within the company provided him with a broad understanding of market dynamics and investment strategies. From 2002 to 2006, he was a trader on the European Rates Relative Value desk in London, further diversifying his expertise.
Ted Farrell at Scotiabank
Between 2010 and 2013, Ted Farrell worked at Scotiabank, where he served as the Market Risk Manager for the US Rates business in New York. In this role, he was responsible for overseeing risk management strategies and ensuring the stability of the bank's US Rates portfolio. His contributions were crucial in navigating the complexities of the financial markets during this period.
Ted Farrell's Role at Deutsche Bank
During the financial crisis, Ted Farrell worked at Deutsche Bank in New York, where he focused on risk and valuation within the Global Markets Finance group. His work involved addressing the heightened risk and valuation challenges that arose during this turbulent period, showcasing his ability to manage high-stress situations and contribute to the bank's risk management framework.