Deutsche Bank's electronic bond trading guru makes shock move

By Jon Close

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

A well-known figure in electronic bond trading has left Deutsche Bank to join a large custodian bank in London

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TAGS: High yield bonds People Leveraged loans

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 7 years ago [2016-06-16 21:03:49]

My interpretation is that not much good is happening with electronic bond trading at DB. (It's a lot harder than it looks!) On the other hand, my view is that "data" is the most important element for banks and custodians. Perhaps Holland will be a big hit for BNY in this different role.

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