Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), one of the world’s leading financial groups, announced that it has hired Mitchell Nadel and Steven Feinberg as Co-Heads of Flow Products in an expansion of its Fixed Income Trading platform. Mr. Nadel will lead Macro Trading, and Mr. Feinberg will lead Micro Trading. Both will be based in New York and report jointly to Atif Hayat, Global Head of Flow Products, and Bill Mansfield, Head of Global Markets for the Americas.
“The demand for fixed income solutions is greater than it’s been in more than a decade and has created an opportunity for us to invest in our platform to better serve our clients’ needs,” said Bill Mansfield, Head of Global Markets for the Americas. “This leadership team will add market expertise and generate efficiencies across our Fixed Income product portfolio and enable us to more strategically and tactically support our clients.”
“This investment strengthens our leadership team in the Americas region and adds new skills that will enhance our product offering to clients globally,” said Atif Hayat, Global Head of Flow Products.
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Mr. Nadel joins MUFG after spending a decade at Morgan Stanley where he most recently headed Americas Macro Trading. He previously spent 10 years at Bank of America and held multiple leadership roles in Rates. He began his career at Bankers Trust / Deutsche Bank. Mr. Nadel spent much of his career abroad and has deep international fixed income trading experience from his time in Japan.
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Mr. Feinberg joins MUFG from Deutsche Bank where he was Head of Investment Grade Trading and Research. Prior to that, he spent 20 years at Credit Suisse in multiple leadership roles including Head of Investment Grade Trading, Research, and Sales and Head of Emerging Market Trading and Research.
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