The Bond Market Association has named Marjorie Gross its new senior vice president and regulatory counsel.She previously worked at J.P. Morgan Chase, where she served as the head of the legal group in the company's Debt Capital Markets-Americas unit and was also a managing director and associate general counsel, TBMA said. In her new position, Ms. Gross is slated to "take a leadership role" in several association projects, including ongoing initiatives in two mortgage securities-related areas: fixed-income research and structured finance practices. Ms. Gross replaces John Ramsay, who left the association last year to become deputy general counsel at Citigroup Global Markets. TBMA can be found on the Web at http://www.bondmarkets.com.
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