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RBC Hires Bank of America’s Dan Mills to Head Canada Rates Sales

Bloomberg Markets Friday 11 September 2026, 18:12 UTC By Chunzi Xu 1 min read
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Dan Mills is joining Royal Bank of Canada as a managing director and head of rates sales in Canada, according to a spokesperson.

Dan Mills is joining Royal Bank of Canada as a managing director and head of rates sales in Canada, according to a spokesperson.
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