BMO hires Keenan and DellaMaria
27 September 2013 Chicago
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BMO Global Asset Management expanded its securities lending and short duration fixed income groups with the addition of Christopher Keenan as a senior securities lender/trader and Katherine DellaMaria as portfolio manager. Both are based in Chicago.
With more than 10 years of industry experience, Keenan will be responsible for the control and coordination of the securities lending trading desk and trading/lending within client portfolios. His previous roles include senior international equities trader, fixed income trader and senior investment risk analyst at various firms, with a heavy focus on international portfolio management and strategies.
DellaMaria will provide analytical and liquidity support for mutual funds and separately managed strategies. In her most recent role, she was a fixed income product specialist for BMO Global Asset Management's long-term bond manager Taplin, Canida and Habacht.
With more than 10 years of industry experience, Keenan will be responsible for the control and coordination of the securities lending trading desk and trading/lending within client portfolios. His previous roles include senior international equities trader, fixed income trader and senior investment risk analyst at various firms, with a heavy focus on international portfolio management and strategies.
DellaMaria will provide analytical and liquidity support for mutual funds and separately managed strategies. In her most recent role, she was a fixed income product specialist for BMO Global Asset Management's long-term bond manager Taplin, Canida and Habacht.
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