Nicolas Kello, managing director and head of investor coverage at JPMorgan in New York, has left the firm, marking one of the most high profile departures of recent weeks. Reasons for the move could not be determined by press time and Kello could not be contacted. Adam Castellini, spokesman in New York, confirmed the departure, declining further comment.
Kello was a senior figure at JPMorgan, having worked for the U.S. giant since 1990, explained an official familiar with the firm. He began his most recent position in 2000, and was responsible for a team of around five equity derivative marketers.
