BoA Merrill Lynch announces four hires
07 July 2011 London
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has appointed four new staff to its EMEA Global Markets Financing and Futures business.
Daniel Katz has been appointed managing director and head of EMEA stock loan and structured marketing. Ross McDougall is now director and head of EMEA stock loan trading. Both will report to Rajeev Patel, head of EMEA equity finance.
Martin Donnelly has been appointed director and European head of hedge fund consulting, while Simon Key will become a director within the synthetic equity sales team.
Daniel, Ross, Martin and Simon join the team with excellent credentials and we’re extremely pleased to have attracted individuals of their calibre,” said Sean Capstick, managing director and co-head of EMEA Prime Brokerage. “Collectively they bring with them extensive knowledge of the market which will be vital as we look to firmly establish our Prime Brokerage team as one of the best in the industry.”
Daniel Katz has been appointed managing director and head of EMEA stock loan and structured marketing. Ross McDougall is now director and head of EMEA stock loan trading. Both will report to Rajeev Patel, head of EMEA equity finance.
Martin Donnelly has been appointed director and European head of hedge fund consulting, while Simon Key will become a director within the synthetic equity sales team.
Daniel, Ross, Martin and Simon join the team with excellent credentials and we’re extremely pleased to have attracted individuals of their calibre,” said Sean Capstick, managing director and co-head of EMEA Prime Brokerage. “Collectively they bring with them extensive knowledge of the market which will be vital as we look to firmly establish our Prime Brokerage team as one of the best in the industry.”
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