Nomura hires BofA man as US equities chief

20 Jul 2009

Nomura has hired Ciaran O’Kelly from Bank of America as head of equities for the Americas, as part of an ambitious build-up of its equities business in New York.

Since October 2008, the bank has hired professionals in programme trading, derivatives trading and...

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