Bank of New York Promotes Jim McAuliffe To Head Forex And Derivatives Sales In Europe

The Bank of New York has appointed Jim McAuliffe as managing director with responsibility for European sales of foreign exchange and derivatives. McAuliffe, who will manage a European team of 16 foreign exchange and derivatives salesmen, has worked at BNY

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The Bank of New York has appointed Jim McAuliffe as managing director with responsibility for European sales of foreign exchange and derivatives.

McAuliffe, who will manage a European team of 16 foreign exchange and derivatives salesmen, has worked at BNY since 1987, most recently for 10 years as vice president, corporate derivatives sales manager.

Based in London, McAuliffe will report to Stephen Lawler, senior vice president, derivative sales and Jorge Rodriguez, senior vice president, foreign exchange sales, both of whom are based in New York.

“Trading in currency and interest rate derivatives has reached new highs and as London is the world’s foreign exchange capital, with almost a third of global currency trading, this is an important location for our business,” says Lawler. “The best of breed products that The Bank of New York provides to support this trading are crucial to what we do. Jim has over 15 years of experience in this field and we are confident that his appointment, combined with our technological capability, will help us deliver solutions that meet our European clients’ varied requirements now and in the future.”

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