JP Morgan
Anselmetti takes up BarCap offer
Goldman Sachs loses key sales personnel
Morgan Stanley: Prioritising FXPB
Competition in the foreign exchange prime brokerage market remains competitive, as new businesses fill the vacuum left by the withdrawal of incumbent providers and clients spread counterparty risk following the 2008 credit crisis.
Trading Places, April 5, 2010
Read this week's people moves in the FX market across London, New York and Hong Kong.
BarCap loses Mihocko-Tierney to BAML
BAML gains in electronic commerce and investor sales
Corporate hedge ratios reach record levels
JP Morgan corporate survey released
BarCap loses Longmore
LONDON - Richard Longmore, European head of institutional foreign exchange sales, has left Barclays Capital after weeks of speculation from market sources.
Milan derivatives fraud trial hinges on banks' sums
Technical arguments over derivatives valuation will determine the fate of the four banks facing an Italian mis-selling trial in May.
Goldman Sachs runs low in Iberia sales
JP Morgan benefits from US rival
JP Morgan releases algos over Bloomberg, adds iPhone trading
US bank adds tools to electronic service
JP Morgan builds in hedge fund sales
Hires in London and New York
RBS loses two in London
More departures at UK bank
Trading places, March 8, 2010
People moves
Structured products had strong finish to 2009, says Greenwich Associates
The global retail structured products market made a strong comeback at the end of last year, is poised to return to previous levels and might even grow in the near future, according to research by Greenwich Associates.
BoAML continues FX rebuild
Additional hires in New York and Tokyo
Trading Places, February 22, 2010
Trading places, people moves
Jerome departs StanChart
Global head expected to re-emerge at Morgan Stanley
Commerzbank loses two in sales
Senior departures from Commerzbank continue
Operational efficiency pays off for UBS
Z/Yen releases survey results for 2009
Nomura loses two
Nomura departures
Banks pay up to retain talent
Bank bonuses head back towards 2007 levels
Morgan Stanley tempts two from JP Morgan
Morgan Stanley continues its hiring spree.