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.
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.
Industry stalwart initially joined the firm in 2001, working with the fixed income trading team.
New hire spent 12 years at T. Rowe Price, specialising in EM local and developed market rates.
Natasha Cocksedge unpacks the key themes from The TRADE’s 24/7 equities trading webinar, which explored the different perspectives regarding the prospect of round-the-clock trading, featuring industry experts from T.Rowe Price, Glenmede Investment Management, Lazard Asset Management, Clear Street, and more.
The offering has been tailored to suit T. Rowe Price’s specific needs and is expected to address data fragmentation and efficiency across the entire bond deal lifecycle.
Annabel Smith sits down with head of foreign exchange trading at T. Rowe Price, Toby Baker, to unpack why he chose a career in FX, the asset class’ role in the wider markets and the innovations he expects to make waves on the trading desk in the near future.
Individual joins the firm after spending nearly two decades at T. Rowe Price.
The past week saw appointments across electronic execution, cash equities, chief executive positions and trading strategy.
Individual has been internally promoted following 14 years with the firm, and previously held positions at Caxton Associates, Tudor Investment Corporation and AllianceBernstein.
T. Rowe Price’s global fixed income trading desk speaks to Claudia Preece fresh off the back of the firm’s Fixed Income Trading Desk of the Year Award win at The TRADE’s Leaders in Trading New York 2024 event, unpacking the importance of an integrated, collaborative approach to trading and leveraging individual talent to maximise team wins, as well as how life on the desk could look different in the not-so-distant future.