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Wall Street Access appoints Keith May, Robert Miniutti as VPs of fixed income division
By Devika Patel
Knoxville, Tenn., June 25 - Wall Street Access announced in a press release that it has created two new executive positions in its fixed-income division to support its steadily growing business volume.
The company has named Keith May as vice president of trading and Robert L. Miniutti as vice president of fixed income sales.
Both men join the firm from Jefferies & Co., Inc. and will report to the managing director of fixed income Rich Lee.
At Jefferies & Co., May was the senior fixed-income trader responsible for trading the short end. In his new position, he will continue trading short-term corporate bonds.
May has held senior executive positions with FTN Financial Securities Corp., Spear, Leeds & Kellog, PHD Capital, GKN Securities Corp. and Amivest Capital Management.
In his new position, Minutti will drive sales of U.S. treasuries, U.S. agencies and corporate bonds. He has a fixed-income sales and trading background, most recently as vice president of fixed-income/institutional sales at Jefferies. Miniutti has worked for Mellon Investor Services, Gruntal & Co. LLC, and Cowen and Co. LLC.
"We are very excited to have Keith and Robert join Wall Street Access' fixed income business in this dynamic period," Lee said in the release. "They are professionals with impressive backgrounds and performance records, and will be major assets in both managing our current growth and capitalizing on the many new opportunities being created as we continue to expand."
New York-based Wall Street Access is an independent firm that provides clients with institutional brokerage, securities research, fixed-income trading and wealth management services.
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