Nomura Holdings Inc.’s Lewis Meyers, Michael Romanelli and Christopher Del Col were among five members of the bank’s securitized-debt group to depart the firm this week, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
The departures also included executive director Matthew Braund, who worked in a California office, the person said. Collateralized-loan-obligation trader Amy Ko-Tang in New York is also leaving.
All of the people specialized in structured products. New York-based Meyers and Romanelli held titles of managing director, as did Del Col, who worked in Boston.
Nomura spokesman Jonathan Hodgkinson declined to comment.
Meyers and Ko-Tang declined to comment when reached by phone Friday. Telephone or e-mail messages left Friday for individuals with Romanelli’s, Braund’s and Del Col’s names weren’t returned.
Trade publication Asset-Backed Alert reported the news earlier Friday.
Nomura has lost others on its structured-products-trading team in recent months. Former collateralized-loan-obligation trader Matthew Katke was terminated by Nomura and pleaded guilty in March to one count of securities fraud related to activities during his time at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc. Nomura had placed him and at least two other traders on leave, people with knowledge of the situation said at the time.
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