Another DB executive heads to MUFG
07 April 2021 US
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MUFG has gained Thomas Ryan from Deutsche Bank as the newest member of its global securities lending solutions group (GSLS).
Ryan joins as a senior vice president, where he will be head of asset and liability management for the Americas' GSLS business.
Based in New York, he will report to Anthony Toscano, head of the Americas' GSLS business.
"We are incredibly excited to welcome Tom to MUFG and GSLS teams,” says Tim Smollen, global head of GSLS. “He brings with him a very unique set of skills both on the trading and the client sides of the business in addition to a long track record of delivering outstanding results for clients."
There has been a steady stream of Deutsche Bank’s agency lending team re-appearing at MUFG since Smollen led the charge in 2020.
Most recently, Christopher Morley swapped Pantone blue for red and grey when he joined MUFG in January to lead the Luxembourg branch of the global securities lending enterprise.
He left Deutsche Bank in January 2020 after just under five years as a director in global transaction banking.
Ryan joins as a senior vice president, where he will be head of asset and liability management for the Americas' GSLS business.
Based in New York, he will report to Anthony Toscano, head of the Americas' GSLS business.
"We are incredibly excited to welcome Tom to MUFG and GSLS teams,” says Tim Smollen, global head of GSLS. “He brings with him a very unique set of skills both on the trading and the client sides of the business in addition to a long track record of delivering outstanding results for clients."
There has been a steady stream of Deutsche Bank’s agency lending team re-appearing at MUFG since Smollen led the charge in 2020.
Most recently, Christopher Morley swapped Pantone blue for red and grey when he joined MUFG in January to lead the Luxembourg branch of the global securities lending enterprise.
He left Deutsche Bank in January 2020 after just under five years as a director in global transaction banking.
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