JT Zamecnik joins Smollen at MUFG
29 July 2020 New York
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MUFG Investor Services has recruited the services of JT Zamecnik as a securities lending trader.
Zamecnik, who is based in New York, joins from Deutsche Bank where he served for just over three years in two positions, most recently, a global markets transaction and routing analyst and in 2016 to 2018 he worked as a securities lending analyst.
At MUFG, Zamecnik joins former-Deutsche Bank colleagues in a division headed up by Tim Smollen, global head of global securities lending solutions.
Since MUFG appointed Smollen to lead the charge in revitalised securities lending mission he has steadily brought on a large contingent of his former Deutsche Bank team which includes Jay Schreyer, former head of agency lending for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, and Anthony Toscano, former co-head of agency lending for North America.
The hire comes alongside the news that MUFG has signed up to use EquiLend Spire as the technology foundation of its new-and-improved securities lending business that Smollen was brought on to overhaul.
Zamecnik, who is based in New York, joins from Deutsche Bank where he served for just over three years in two positions, most recently, a global markets transaction and routing analyst and in 2016 to 2018 he worked as a securities lending analyst.
At MUFG, Zamecnik joins former-Deutsche Bank colleagues in a division headed up by Tim Smollen, global head of global securities lending solutions.
Since MUFG appointed Smollen to lead the charge in revitalised securities lending mission he has steadily brought on a large contingent of his former Deutsche Bank team which includes Jay Schreyer, former head of agency lending for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, and Anthony Toscano, former co-head of agency lending for North America.
The hire comes alongside the news that MUFG has signed up to use EquiLend Spire as the technology foundation of its new-and-improved securities lending business that Smollen was brought on to overhaul.
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