UBS Warburg unveils North American interest rate and FX hires
Taitz was formerly a director in the strategic solutions group at Merrill Lynch, where he structured and marketed derivatives-based transactions to US insurance companies. Prior to his eight years at Merrill Lynch he was vice-president of derivatives trading at Sanwa Financial Products in New York.
Ludington was formerly vice-president of structured credit sales at JP Morgan Chase, responsible for the distribution of structured credit products to non-life insurance companies.
“Together, Glenn and Wim will drive the structured credit derivatives effort in North America across all client sectors,” said Ice.
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