Helen Miner
Helen Miner is a senior financial-services leader with extensive experience translating complex regulatory requirements into practical governance, controls and operational change. Her career has been shaped primarily in the United Kingdom, with additional professional experience in Belgium and Luxembourg, alongside first-hand knowledge of Nigeria's institutional and economic environment.
Her experience spans international banking and asset management, regulatory change, financial-services operations, cross-border compliance and multi-country transformation programmes. Her professional history includes senior assignments involving Northern Trust Asset Management, Royal Bank of Canada, Barclays and J.P. Morgan. At Fortis Merchant Banque, she managed product-risk responsibilities, supported cross-border compliance and led group-wide MiFID implementation in Belgium and the United Kingdom.
Her experience also includes institutional-fund operations, financial reporting, reconciliation, client onboarding, migrations, mergers and multi-country change programmes. Her regulatory background includes MiFID, MiFIR, Sarbanes–Oxley and GDPR.
In Nigeria, Helen served as Plateau State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Senior Economic Adviser to the Governor and Chairman of PIPC, leading policy, investment and multi-stakeholder initiatives. She also served for more than two decades on the UK Board of the Nigerian Electricity Services Company (NESCO), with responsibilities relating to corporate governance, regulatory compliance, risk management and issue resolution.
For financial institutions and other organisations, her experience may be relevant to the design and implementation of risk-based compliance frameworks, governance and supervisory controls, stakeholder coordination, operational processes, reporting and implementation roadmaps. Her profile combines regulatory, operational, technology-enabled change and executive-governance perspectives.