People Moves: BNY Mellon, State Street, Citadel Securities and more

A look at some of the key people moves from this week, including Laide Majiyagbe (pictured), who has been appointed head of financing and liquidity at BNY Mellon Markets.

Laide Majiyagbe

BNY Mellon Markets appoints head of financing and liquidity

Laide Majiyagbe has been appointed head of financing and liquidity at BNY Mellon, assuming oversight of the firm’s securities finance, liquidity services and collateral segregation businesses. She will be based in New York.

In this newly created position, Majiyagbe will oversee the strategic direction for BNY Mellon’s financing, collateral and short-term liquidity offering and drive continued product integration between the

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