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Whose Side Are You On?
Sean Kelley applies his sell-side experience to Merrill Lynch’s buy-side business.
Merrill Lynch Investment Management chief technology officer Sean Kelley didn’t always work on the buy side. In fact, during his 17 years at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (most recently as managing director of asset gathering technology), Kelley believed that buy side and sell side were akin to "the Flintstones meet the Jetsons."
Times have changed. Now, much of the sell-side
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