S&P Global MarketIntelligence presents a weekly rundown of selected executive management changesamong the major Wall Street investment banks and other notable moves. Thechanges are listed by announcement date in reverse chronological order.
Oct. 5
WedbushSecurities Inc. promoted Stephen Beiser to head of sales trading. Priorto his new position, Beiser served as managing director of equity trading atWedbush.
Ian Lyngen will join BMO CapitalMarkets Corp. as head of rate strategy on Oct. 17, The Wall Street Journal reported. Lyngenhad served as a senior interest rate strategist at since 2009 untilhe left the company in June.
John Vaske, co-chairman of global M&A at , isleaving the company, The Wall Street Journal reported.
National Planning Holdings Inc. Joseph Vinson senior vice presidentand national sales manager and Tim Munsie vice president and head of advisoryplatform strategy.
CenterviewPartners LLC said Sean Carmody joined as a partner in its financial services practice.Carmody previously was the head of financial institutions strategic advisory atJ.P. Morgan.
Michael Schwartz joined Lazard Ltd unit Lazard Middle Market LLC as a managing director and headof corporate finance advisory.
D.A. DavidsonCos. appointed Larry Martinez president, effective Oct. 1.Martinez will additionally oversee the company's human capital, operations andinformation technology functions.
Aon SecuritiesInc. appointed Darren Bailey head of capital markets in itsLondon office, Artemis reported. Bailey previously was director ofinsurance-linked securities management for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Former specialty finance investment banker Dominic Capolongojoined Atlanta-basedPrimeRevenue Inc. as executive vice president and head of global funding.Previously, Capolongo was a managing director with
Sept. 29
Navidar appointed DeWayne Nelon a managing director in Dallas.Prior to joining Navidar, Nelon spent the past seven years operating the NelonGroup in Dallas.
StephensInc. hired Vincent Caintic as a senior specialty finance analyst.Caintic will introduce coverage of commercial finance, aircraft and equipmentlessors, and credit card companies.