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Pumfrey Takes EMEA Reins at Liquidnet

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Pumfrey was also BAML's head of EMEA equity sales earlier in his career.

Pumfrey will be responsible for growing Liquidnet's European business and identifying actionable block liquidity. Based in London, he will report to John Kelly, global CIO.

Prior to joining Liquidnet, Pumfrey spent 20 years at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he was most recently a managing director and head of senior relationship management for EMEA. Before BAML, Pumfrey also held positions at Morgan Stanley and asset manager Scrimgeour Vickers.

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