
Merrill Lynch reshuffles Asia-Pacific equity derivatives team
Meanwhile, James Rodríguez de Castro, who was a Hong Kong-based managing director in the global equity markets, Asia-Pacific, was made head of equity-linked trading for Asia-Pacific. He remains in Hong Kong and will report to Berber as well as Simon Brookhouse, head of Pacific Rim equity markets.
De Castro will be responsible for all equity-linked trading in Asia-Pacific, including convertible bonds, securitised products, listed futures and options and over-the-counter derivatives. Merrill Lynch is also planning to centralise its Asia-Pacific trading activities in Hong Kong, under the leadership of de Castro.
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