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Morning Coffee: Bank of America's fixed income traders have got some good excuses. How London bankers are boosting their bonuses

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A French bank managed to get rid of 21,000 employees using gentle techniques

21 Sep 2026

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Jane Street hired Morgan Stanley's head of US rates sales

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Jane Street hired Morgan Stanley's head of US rates sales

21 Sep 2026

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Another Nomura rates trader has resurfaced at a hedge fund

21 Sep 2026

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Citadel & Citadel Securities released some UK accounts. They suggest some things about deferrals there

21 Sep 2026

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Morning Coffee: Rebellious equity derivatives trader in shiny shoes is worth $33bn. How to make your MD retire

21 Sep 2026

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"I work in electronic trading. I come to the office once a quarter"

18 Sep 2026

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The Coffee Run: The “kind” trading firm paying $1m to graduates and $100m to its top people

18 Sep 2026

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Financial

Some top Squarepoint traders joined big funds. Now they're leaving again

18 Sep 2026

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Three equities MDs are leaving UBS in London. One is leaving for a new role

18 Sep 2026

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George Saghir

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Morning Coffee: Hedge fund explains why its $10m+ ex-Citi MD is so special. HSBC's Hong Kong bankers may be less fecund in the future

18 Sep 2026

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