Sarah Crowley is an assistant director in ISDA’s London office, working on clearing policy matters globally. Prior to joining ISDA in September 2022, Sarah worked at the Bank of England in various policy roles, covering clearing issues, the international agenda on margin and non-bank financial intermediation, and the prudential liquidity framework for banks. Prior to that, she worked at ACPR-Banque de France, in banking supervision. Sarah is a graduate of Sciences Po Paris and Université Paris-Dauphine, where she studied economics.
Events/Masterclasses Sarah Crowley is currently speaking at
Finance
Collateral Management and Securities Lending Forum
9 – 10 October 2024
Novotel Amsterdam City, The Netherlands
Collateral Management Forum | 18+ years of financial services events world-wide!
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Sarah Crowley
Assistant Director – Clearing
ISDA, UK
Sarah Crowley is an assistant director in ISDA’s London office, working on clearing policy matters globally. Prior to joining ISDA in September 2022, Sarah worked at the Bank of England in various policy roles, covering clearing issues, the international agenda on margin and non-bank financial intermediation, and the prudential liquidity framework for banks. Prior to that, she worked at ACPR-Banque de France, in banking supervision. Sarah is a graduate of Sciences Po Paris and Université Paris-Dauphine, where she studied economics.
