Oyster Consulting welcomes veteran compliance expert John Ivan

VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES — Oyster Consulting, a financial services consulting firm, has strengthened its Governance, Risk, and Compliance team by adding John Ivan, a former compliance executive from Raymond James and Merrill Lynch.
Ivan is known for his skill in restructuring and upgrading compliance departments to ensure alignment with evolving business strategies and regulatory changes.
He has held top jobs in big financial companies, focusing on helping rich clients, advising on investments, and other related areas. He was the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) at Raymond James & Associates and Managing Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, looking after their wealth and retirement services.
On Ivan’s addition to the team, Ed Wegener, Managing Director of Oyster’s Governance, Risk, and Compliance team, said, “John’s vast experience and expertise will be invaluable to our clients.”
Ivan expressed his enthusiasm, saying, “Joining Oyster Consulting and its dedicated professionals is exciting. I’m eager to leverage my regulatory expertise, ensuring our clients achieve their desired objectives.”
Oyster Consulting provides innovative tools and services to financial services industry clients. Its comprehensive solutions encompass consulting, outsourcing, and software, aimed at managing risks, ensuring compliance, and streamlining operations.
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