Bank Of America & Chemical Pay Respects To Deceased Trader By Exiting Direct Markets

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 05 Feb 1996

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The trading rooms of Bank of America and Chemical Bank in New York ceased direct market dealing on Tuesday, January 30 as a mark of respect to the friends and family of Peter Heiden, aged 30, of BofA who died over the weekend of causes not yet determined. Heiden was with BofA for the past year as a Swiss franc trader.

Heiden is survived by his wife Kerry Durels, a currency trader at Chemical, and two young children, Max and Thomas. Heiden began his career at Chemical and later joined Midland

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