Bank of America wants its European clients to feel important. It’s head of global markets Arrington Mixon’s job is to make them feel that way. At least on the debt side of the business, where she is overseeing the bank’s current push into European markets.
“Being in Europe now reminds me of the US in 1991,” she says. “We’re not very big and everyone is together on two trading floors in the same building.”
Unfortunately that building is in one of the least salubrious parts of the City of London – Aldgate – but for the moment the bank doesn’t exactly have clients beating a path to its door.
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