BMO Capital Markets, the investment and corporate banking arm of BMO Financial Group (BMO) announced that it has appointed Andrew Busch as Public Policy Strategist.
Based in Chicago, Busch will now provide clients with analysis on public policy issues in both the United States and Canada and the potential impact those issues can have on global financial markets, the company said.
The company also added that he will continue to act as Global Foreign Currency Strategist, where he is known for offering thought-provoking insights about trends in foreign currencies. Busch becomes part of BMO Capital Markets' Global Research Group.
In 1990, Busch joined BMO's Foreign Exchange Group in Chicago. Prior to that, he traded foreign exchange at Northern Trust Company.
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