The Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments (OBSI) announced three appointments to its Board of Directors: Maureen L. Buckley as a Community Director, Jason Enouy as an Industry Director, and Professor Marina Pavlović as a Consumer Interest Director. The appointments add experience from the Ontario Public Service and public sector financial reporting (Buckley), financial services compliance leadership at Raymond James Ltd. and other Canadian firms including a schedule II bank (Enouy), and consumer rights and technology policy expertise with advocacy and law reform experience, including appearances as counsel in landmark Supreme Court of Canada cases (Pavlović). OBSI also reiterated its governance framework under which a majority of directors, including the Board Chair, must be independent community directors with no industry affiliation for at least two years, with three community directors designated as consumer interest directors and three seats reserved for industry directors affiliated with participating firms.
Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments 2025-03-05
Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments appoints three new directors to its Board
The Ombudsman for Banking Services and Investments (OBSI) appointed Maureen L. Buckley, Jason Enouy, and Professor Marina Pavlović to its Board of Directors, enhancing expertise in public service, financial compliance, and consumer rights. OBSI reaffirmed its governance framework, requiring a majority of independent community directors, including the Board Chair, with specific roles for consumer interest and industry directors.