Bank of America Merrill Lynch has announced that Bryan Weadock will join the company's global markets group as head of Americas fixed income sales in July.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has announced that Bryan Weadock will join the company's global markets group as head of Americas fixed income sales in July.
Weadock was most recently head of investor client management at JP Morgan Chase in New York. He will report to Mike Meyer, global head of sales for the global markets platform.
"Bryan has tremendous leadership skills and his experience in fixed income sales is second to none," says Meyer. "We look forward to Bryan joining us and having him drive our fixed income sales strategy."
Weadock has spent the last 17 years at JP Morgan Chase and prior to his most recent appointment, he was head of North American fixed income sales for four years.
Weadock's other senior sales roles include head of US credit sales and head of US high grade credit sales. Weadock joined JP Morgan Chase in 1992 as a bank analyst in credit research.
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