People Moves
One Of Wall Street's Highest-Ranking Women Bankers Takes Up Wealth Role At BoA
Lisa Carnoy, head of global capital markets at Bank of America, is moving to the firm’s US Trust Wealth Management unit.
Lisa Carnoy, head of global capital markets at Bank of America,
is moving to the firm’s US Trust Wealth Management unit,
Bloomberg has reported.
Described as one of “Wall Street’s highest-ranking women” by the
news service, Carnoy started as a Merrill Lynch associate and
rose during two decades to run businesses that underwrite stock
and bond sales, a job she held since 2012.
In her new role, she will run the Northeast operations of US
Trust and join the parent company’s operating committee, the
report said, citing a memo sent to employees.
Carnoy becomes one of four geographic leaders at US Trust, it
said.
She will be responsible for selling wealth management services to
her former global banking and markets colleagues, according to a
separate memo yesterday from Keith Banks, US Trust president.
Jim Probert, head of investment-grade debt capital markets in the
Americas since 2010, will take over for Carnoy as head of global
capital markets. Probert joined Charlotte, North Carolina-based
Bank of America in 1994.
