City Moves for 9 February: Who is switching jobs in the Square Mile this week?
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic the City is still buzzing with hiring activity. just via Zoom and MS Teams
City Moves provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every Wednesday afternoon. Email citymoves@cityam.com to be featured.
This week hosts movements over at Big Four auditor Deloitte, JP Morgan, HMRC and PE firm Dean Street. Meanwhile, green London housing looks to be a focus for 2021 with Public Sector Plc’s new hire.
Deloitte strengthens Financial Institutions Group within the Corporate Finance Advisory business
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Rethinking equities at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe
Following growth in US operations over the past few years, head of European equities at Cantor Fitzgerald, Talat Khan, tells Hayley McDowell that adding new talent in 2020 has helped bolster the bank’s position in the market.
When former Goldman Sachs managing director Talat Khan joined Cantor Fitzgerald in April 2019, the boutique investment bank had major plans to expand its equities and investment banking businesses across Europe.
As the new head of equities at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, Khan was at the forefront of the ambitious plans and had several areas of focus upon his arrival at the institution.
europe, 38 points on the back of the alcoa earnings. we ve got european stock markets one hour into trade. after some small offers yesterday, we did start out this morning in positive territory. the ftse 100 up 1%. the xetra dax and cac 40 up over 1%, as well. on the currency markets, the dollar/yen, at a fresh 14-month high against the yen. euro/dollar, trying to inch up to 1.48. sterling/dollar, 1.60. euro/sterling, 0.9201. the ecb meeting will be of interest for the sterling and euro traders, but we re not expecting a lot out in terms of we ll probably get more from the ecb with the press conference than we might from the bank of england. christine, nice to see you. hey, ross, nice to see you, too. welcome back. here in asia, most asian markets rose today. we had the nikkei 225 rising cautiously modest. the strong yen hampering some of the gains you saw in the exporter stocks. this is by the central bank meeting tomorrow widely expected. a lot of people are saying they