A compliance and corporate governance service called Dextra has been launched to support company secretaries and their boards.

Dextra is a trading division of Dexion Capital (Guernsey) and will provide independent reviews of corporate governance, compliance and regulatory matters, company secretarial and company administration services for clients.

The new venture is headed up by Anne Ewing and Carol Kilby (pictured) and supported by a eam with over 50 years’ combined technical industry experience. 

Ewing has extensive knowledge of the financial services industry across the banking, insurance, asset, and fund management and regulatory advisory sectors. She joined Dexion Capital (Guernsey) as a director in November 2009.

“We have established a knowledge powerhouse against a compliance and risk landscape that is constantly evolving. Enforcement and heightened supervision is coming to the fore as global regulatory standards converge,” says Ewing.

Kilby has worked for 20 years in Guernsey’s finance industry including accounting, banking and risk compliance roles and most recently in the corporate secretarial function. She joined Dexion Capital (Guernsey) as a director in March 2007.