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Ozi Sander named head of municipal trading at Wells Fargo

BY SourceMedia | MUNICIPAL | 09/03/25 10:14 AM EDT By Christina Baker

Wells Fargo (WFC) promoted Ozi Sander to head of municipal trading, the firm announced Tuesday.

Wells Fargo (WFC) hired Sander in 2022 to strengthen the firm's high-yield and credit trading capabilities. He had been working at Citi.

"Clients consistently commend Ozi for his deep credit expertise and thoughtful approach to identifying opportunities," said Charles Peck, Wells Fargo's (WFC) head of municipal products. "Ozi's focus on building lasting relationships and his prudent risk management make him well-suited for this leadership role."

"As market dynamics evolve, we remain focused on delivering idea-driven coverage and dependable liquidity," Peck added.

Sander is based in New York.

Wells Fargo (WFC) was the fifth biggest underwriter in the first half of 2025, credited with $18.1 billion in 127 issues.

Last year, Wells Fargo (WFC)was the sixth place municipal underwriter year-over-year, credited with underwriting $32.2 billion for a 6.5% market share.

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