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BoAML snares Koder to run global corporate and investment banking for Asia

Appointment highlights that Bank of America Merrill Lynch views the Asia-Pacific region as one of the most compelling growth opportunities for its business, the US bank says.

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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has hired Matthew Koder as head of global corporate and investment banking, Asia-Pacific. Based in Hong Kong, Koder will report to Tom Montag, president of global banking and markets in New York, and Brian Brille, president, Asia-Pacific, when he joins the bank in the northern hemisphere summer.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch said the Asia-Pacific region represents one of the most compelling growth opportunities for its business.

Koder has nearly 20 years of

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