Top firm co-founder took home $567.8m in dividends and compensation in 2018
And it was a reduction in pay on 2017!
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People News - JP Morgan, PJT Partners, UBS, Mizuho International, Goldman, KKR
JP Morgan’s head of M&A and corporate finance in Germany and Austria, Christoph Seidel, is leaving the bank to join investment banking boutique PJT Partners, people close to the matter said on Friday.
Bloomberg - JPMorgan said pull pulling commodity brokers from the options floor
JPMorgan Chase is pulling its agricultural commodity brokers from the options floor in Chicago amid a shift to electronic trading.
Citi says Goldman face a tough time over 1MDB
A “tough legal setup” for Goldman Sachs in the 1MDB case may result in fines of as much as $9 billion, Citi analysts Keith Horowitz and Eileen Shao wrote in a note.
Square co-founder Tristan O'Tierney dies at age 35
Square co-founder Tristan O'Tierney has died after a struggle with addiction. O'Tierney built the first Square iPhone app and left the company in 2013.
Barclays' former chief defends 2008 Qatari investment during trial
Barclays’ former chief executive has defended a 2008 Qatari investment as key to the bank’s global ambitions but distanced himself from negotiations that led to a complex agreement that is at the heart of a criminal trial.
Hiring News - JPMorgan, Standard Chartered
JPMorgan Chase on Wednesday named half a dozen people to a commercial banking team in Europe and new international and Asia-Pacific regional leaders, as the U.S. bank closes in on business clients it hopes to poach from rivals abroad.
Bloomberg - Goldman traders had tougher time
The end of 2018 proved to be a rough one for Wall Street. Goldman Sachs just showed how bad it got.
Bank of America to drop U.S. Trust and Merrill Lynch names, rebrand wealth unit as just 'Merrill'
Bank of America is dumping the Merrill Lynch and U.S. Trust brands
People News - Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley
Deutsche Bank has hired Bank of America Corp’s Robert Innocentin as a managing director within its financial sponsors group, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Societe Generale Securities Services Appoints Head Of Sales And Relationship Management
Societe Generale Securities Services (SGSS) has appointed Gabriele Pollastri to the newly-created position of Head of Sales and Relationship Management for Italy and Spain.
Memo from HR - Political correctness
It has come to our attention that some members of staff are making politically incorrect comments to fellow employees, and even business contacts.
So, Who's The Boss ? Bottom Joke Classic
One day the different parts of the body were having an argument to see which should be in charge.
'I’m surrounded by grads here, and I'm beginning to feel like grandpa!'
So how are most traders feeling at the moment ?
Women in tech: It's not just a pipeline problem
STEM careers are not only having a hard time recruiting women, but once they get there, they often want to leave, a new report finds.
UBS said pondering Stamford office complex move
UBS is considering whether to move out of its office complex in Stamford, Connecticut, according to a person with knowledge of the plans.
Top Deutsche Bank lawyer found dead in New York
Sad to report.
10 Ways Fired Employees Got Their Revenge On Their Ex-Bosses / Former Firms
Here's 10 ways fired employees got their revenge on their ex-bosses / former firms.
Jefferies said in talks to lease new London office space
Jefferies Group, the investment bank owned by Leucadia National, is in talks to lease space at a tower under construction in the City of London, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
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People News - Jefferies, Houlihan Lokey, Glencore, Goldman Sachs
Jefferies Group has hired real estate investment bankers Jeffrey Altman and Greg Rinsky from Houlihan Lokey, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Barclays trader acquitted as evidence too weak to support a conviction
A U.S. judge on Monday acquitted a former top foreign exchange trader at Barclays accused of illegally trading ahead of an $8 billion transaction for Hewlett-Packard Co, without letting the case go to a jury.
Investors urge HSBC to close coal loophole in energy policy
A group of powerful HSBC shareholders have written to the bank’s CEO, John Flint, urging him to close a loophole in its energy policy that allows the lender to bankroll coal projects in certain emerging markets.
