BBH announces sec lending rejig
05 March 2013 London
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Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) is reorganising its securities lending business to meet the growth of its value lending programme.
Keith Haberlin is relocating to Boston from London to co-manage the securities lending product globally with Elizabeth Seidel. Both will report to Chris Donovan, global head of securities lending.
Haberlin has been with BBH for nine years, the last five of which have been in leadership positions within securities lending.
Robert Lees is moving from Hong Kong to London to assume responsibility for trading in Europe and Asia. Lees will report to Mark Payson, global head of trading.
Zubair Nizami has also joined the firm to head up the Asia trading desk in Hong Kong, reporting to Lees. Nizami joins BBH from Robeco Hong Kong, where he was responsible for securities lending trading for Asia.
Neil Hiralall has assumed responsibility for regulatory strategy along with his existing risk management responsibilities.
Keith Haberlin is relocating to Boston from London to co-manage the securities lending product globally with Elizabeth Seidel. Both will report to Chris Donovan, global head of securities lending.
Haberlin has been with BBH for nine years, the last five of which have been in leadership positions within securities lending.
Robert Lees is moving from Hong Kong to London to assume responsibility for trading in Europe and Asia. Lees will report to Mark Payson, global head of trading.
Zubair Nizami has also joined the firm to head up the Asia trading desk in Hong Kong, reporting to Lees. Nizami joins BBH from Robeco Hong Kong, where he was responsible for securities lending trading for Asia.
Neil Hiralall has assumed responsibility for regulatory strategy along with his existing risk management responsibilities.
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