A round-up of the latest positions for those in finance, covering investment markets worldwide
Investment banking business Merrill Lynch has made moves to further profit from its forex business by hiring more than 20 people to stabilise its global fixed income trade. Four managing directors have been recruited to increase revenue from institutional investors and corporates. Marcus Browning joins as co-head of foreign exchange trading, along with Adam Kreysar. Browning was previously at JP Morgan, where he was London head of specialised risk trading, while Kreysar was formerly with UBS. Co-head of global foreign exchange Robert Catalanello joins from Goldman Sachs and Greg Ch...
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