Morrissey moves to J.P. Morgan
19 August 2025 US
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J.P. Morgan has appointed Brian Morrissey as an executive director on the firm’s Trading Services sales team.
Based in Boston, he brings more than 20 years of experience within financial services to the role, where he will support clients with their liquidity, financing, and regulatory needs.
Morrissey takes on his new position from a seven-year tenure at State Street, where he was most recently managing director of business development. .
At State Street, he was responsible for new client acquisitions in the financing solutions division, including prime services, secured fund financing (SFF), agency lending, FICC sponsored repo, and peer products.
Earlier in his career, Morrissey worked at a number of financial institutions, including Societe Generale, Natixis, and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Based in Boston, he brings more than 20 years of experience within financial services to the role, where he will support clients with their liquidity, financing, and regulatory needs.
Morrissey takes on his new position from a seven-year tenure at State Street, where he was most recently managing director of business development. .
At State Street, he was responsible for new client acquisitions in the financing solutions division, including prime services, secured fund financing (SFF), agency lending, FICC sponsored repo, and peer products.
Earlier in his career, Morrissey worked at a number of financial institutions, including Societe Generale, Natixis, and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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