Merrill brokerage chief McCann to leave (Reuters)
Bob McCann, head of brokerage at Merrill Lynch & Co, announced his plans to leave the securities firm, just days after its acquisition by Bank of America was completed.
Bob McCann, head of brokerage at Merrill Lynch & Co, announced his plans to leave the securities firm, just days after its acquisition by Bank of America was completed.
Talks to salvage Waterford Wedgwood were under way last night with at least three US parties after the owner of the historic crystal and porcelain brands was forced into receivership.
Robert McCann, head of Merrill Lynch’s “thundering herd” of 16,000 financial advisers, is leaving the firm that he has worked for, with one interruption, since 1982.
Ramius Fund of Funds Group says that it hired an executive from Ivy Asset Management to be the firm’s chief investment officer.