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Patrick O’Connell quits BofA-ML

Patrick O’Connell is leaving Bank of America Merrill Lynch and taking early retirement.

  • 01 Jul 2009

O’Connell, who is 42, joined Merrill Lynch from Credit Suisse First Boston in 1995 as a credit trader and joined the syndicate desk in 1998.

He had been head of European syndicate since 2006, with a particular focus on bank capital.
O’Connell is planning to take time out from ...

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