Former Saxo Analyst Bernardas Baciulis Departs ADSS After Leading New Initiatives

Bernardas Baciulis has announced on LinkedIn that his time
at ADSS is coming to an end. He shared that he is now seeking the next
opportunity to build innovative projects. Baciulis has been with ADSS since
October 2022, serving as the Head of Product for New Initiatives.

Over the course of his two years in this role, he was
responsible for leading the development of new products and initiatives within
the firm, focusing on enhancing the company’s offerings.

Baciulis Leaves ADSS for New Role

Bernardas Baciulis, Source: LinkedIn

Prior to his time at ADSS, Baciulis worked at Saxo Capital
Markets UK for over four years, from June 2018 to September 2022. In his role
as a Business Analyst, he contributed to a range of projects, analyzing data
and working on business strategies to improve the company’s operations. His
experience at Saxo helped solidify his expertise in the financial services
sector, particularly in product development and business analysis.

Before joining Saxo, Baciulis worked at Deutsche Bank for
nearly five years, starting in 2015. He began his tenure as a Regulatory
Operations Analyst in Birmingham, where he worked on tasks related to
regulatory transaction reporting.

Career Progression at Deutsche Bank

Baciulis progressed in his career at Deutsche Bank, moving
from Regulatory Operations Analyst to Senior Analyst and then to Functional
Business Analyst. In these roles, he continued to focus on regulatory
reporting, process automation , and operational efficiency.

He also worked on various initiatives related to regulatory
transactions, including UTI Lock remediation and OTC derivative pairing and
matching, further refining his expertise in compliance and operations.

Leveraging Experience for Future Roles

Baciulis’ professional journey began in 2013, when he
interned at Deutsche Bank for four months. This early experience provided him
with a foundational understanding of the financial services industry, which he
later built on in his more senior roles.

With his experience across multiple leading financial
institutions, Baciulis is now exploring new opportunities to apply his skills
in product development, business analysis, and financial operations.

Earlier, Hasan
Hamd confirmed his departure from ADSS
after over 10 years with the
company. His most recent position was Director of Institutional Sales at the
firm’s Abu Dhabi office, as reported by Finance Magnates.

Bernardas Baciulis has announced on LinkedIn that his time
at ADSS is coming to an end. He shared that he is now seeking the next
opportunity to build innovative projects. Baciulis has been with ADSS since
October 2022, serving as the Head of Product for New Initiatives.

Over the course of his two years in this role, he was
responsible for leading the development of new products and initiatives within
the firm, focusing on enhancing the company’s offerings.

Baciulis Leaves ADSS for New Role

Bernardas Baciulis, Source: LinkedIn

Prior to his time at ADSS, Baciulis worked at Saxo Capital
Markets UK for over four years, from June 2018 to September 2022. In his role
as a Business Analyst, he contributed to a range of projects, analyzing data
and working on business strategies to improve the company’s operations. His
experience at Saxo helped solidify his expertise in the financial services
sector, particularly in product development and business analysis.

Before joining Saxo, Baciulis worked at Deutsche Bank for
nearly five years, starting in 2015. He began his tenure as a Regulatory
Operations Analyst in Birmingham, where he worked on tasks related to
regulatory transaction reporting.

Career Progression at Deutsche Bank

Baciulis progressed in his career at Deutsche Bank, moving
from Regulatory Operations Analyst to Senior Analyst and then to Functional
Business Analyst. In these roles, he continued to focus on regulatory
reporting, process automation , and operational efficiency.

He also worked on various initiatives related to regulatory
transactions, including UTI Lock remediation and OTC derivative pairing and
matching, further refining his expertise in compliance and operations.

Leveraging Experience for Future Roles

Baciulis’ professional journey began in 2013, when he
interned at Deutsche Bank for four months. This early experience provided him
with a foundational understanding of the financial services industry, which he
later built on in his more senior roles.

With his experience across multiple leading financial
institutions, Baciulis is now exploring new opportunities to apply his skills
in product development, business analysis, and financial operations.

Earlier, Hasan
Hamd confirmed his departure from ADSS
after over 10 years with the
company. His most recent position was Director of Institutional Sales at the
firm’s Abu Dhabi office, as reported by Finance Magnates.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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