Brownstone Investment Group Taps Martines for Munis Trading

Bank of America Tower in New York
Brownstone's New York offices are located near One Bryant Park, above

Martines, a 15 year veteran of fixed-income trading who was most recently at Morgan Stanley, joins Paul Sitarz and trader Josh Rosenblum among others on Brownstone's growing muni team, which works with broker-dealers and banks, funds, and registered investment advisors across a range of fixed-income and high-yield, investment grade, and distressed debt products. The team operates out of New York as well as Brownstone's newly-opened office in San Francisco.

"By bringing on Matt to enhance our services to our dealer customers, while our institutional team continues to grow, Brownstone will be able to offer an unparalleled level of service within the municipal field, and across other asset classes," says Douglas Lowey, the firm's president and CEO.

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