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ON THE MOVE: Dugan Joins NYSE Options Business
Traders Magazine Online News, November 19, 2019
Meaghan Dugan joined the New York Stock Exchange as Head of Product and Competitive Strategy for NYSE Options. Dugan was most recently Head of Derivatives Product Management for the U.S. options and global futures businesses for Bank of America Merrill Lynch. She was also previously a Vice President at Morgan Stanley in roles across Automated Options Market Making, as a Lead Market Maker/Specialist, and within the Electronic Trading team developing new product and Institutional order flow. Prior to that, she was a Market Maker on ARCA for Spear Leeds and Kellogg. In this new role, Dugan will lead a customer-centric product strategy, overseeing the implementation of new features and functions for NYSE Options.
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BNP Paribas appointed Ted Olson as Managing Director, Technology Coverage at its Corporate and Institutional Bank in the Americas. Prior to joining BNP Paribas, he served as a Senior Banker on Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group’s (MUFG) U.S. Wholesale Banking team, focusing on covering mid- to large-cap technology companies. Prior to MUFG, his broad-based experience has included senior leadership roles at HSBC and Citigroup, where he covered large-cap technology firms.
Morgan Stanley hired Seema Hingorani, a former chief investment officer of New York City’s pension plans, as a managing director at its more than $500 billion asset-management unit. Hingorani will help oversee relationships with the firm’s largest clients and create a new training program to develop talent, according to a memo to staff. She founded the non-profit Girls Who Invest, and was most recently the investment officer of SevenStep Capital, a venture that took stakes in women- and minority-led asset-management firms that has since been wound down.
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