Bank of America connects to CLS’s CCS service
The integration will allow Bank of America clients to mitigate cross currency swaps-related risks, and is set to support liquidity optimisation and reduce daily funding requirements.
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Broadridge-backed fixed income venue LTX brings in leading sell-side firms as liquidity providers
The firms include Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, TD Securities, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America; integration is set to provide increased choice and liquidity provision for buy-side clients across fixed income markets.
People Moves Monday: BlackRock, T. Rowe Price, Bank of America, and more…
The past week has seen a swathe of significant moves across the buy-side, including a head of trading departure, as well as several other senior appointments.
HSBC co-head of European debt trading joins Bank of America
New hire will lead core and semi-core European government bond trading in his role, and previously spent 21 years at HSBC.
LSEG and Bank of America enter multi-year data, analytics and workflow partnership
The offering will integrate LSEG’s data and analytics capabilities across Bank of America’s platforms, to enhance client access to insights and actionable intelligence.
Clear Street taps Bank of America for new head of clearing
Individual brings more than two decades of industry experience, and has held senior positions at Bank of America, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.
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PureStream: The disruptor venue determined to make waves in the institutional liquidity landscape
The TRADE checks in with the alternative trading system two years after its launch to explore its growth, backing from major institutions, use cases and how the platform is expected to evolve in the future.
Bank of America leads $35 million Series D funding round for OpenFin
Pivot Investment Partners, ING Ventures, Barclays, JP Morgan and Wells Fargo Strategic Capital provided additional investment.
People Moves Monday: Your weekly update
The past week saw appointments from Bank of America and Raymond James, alongside a departure from Citi.
Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley latest to report decline in equities
The three banks all experienced decreases in equity revenues, however, Bank of America stood out amongst the three with increases in total revenue and net income.