Michael Jordan, a senior corporate bond salesman and managing director at Merrill Lynch, left late last week and will be working in a similar capacity at Deutsche Bank Securities in New York. Officials close to the situation say Jordan will not be replaced at Merrill, and his accounts will be turned over to current sales executives. Jordan reported to Frank Corcoran, managing director and head of investment grade sales in New York, who declined comment. At Deutsche Bank, Jordan will report to Tony Britton, managing director. Britton referred calls to a spokesman, who declined comment. Jordan could not be reached for comment.
Merrill Corps Sales MD Heads To Deutsche Bank