Sarah Butcher is a Global Editor at eFinancialCareers. With extensive experience in banking, finance, and fintech, she covers a range of topics including markets, investment, and personal finance, often focusing on major players like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Sarah has been featured in prominent publications such as Oxford University Press and eFinancialCareers.
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It's a bumper day for US bank results: JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Citi have all announced their fourth quarters.
By: Sarah Butcher
DE Shaw is an interesting place. Not only does it have a high paying quantitative hedge fund which employs artists and writers in non-investment
It's a while until Bank of America announces its bonuses - sources at the bank say the 27th of January is the expected date this year.
By: Sarah Butcher
Tom Prickett, the EMEA head of rates trading at JPMorgan is stepping down.
Tsiang Wei Foo's tenure at the helm of investment banking at CIMB is Singapore has come to a quiet end.
If you're a senior rates trader at a major US bank, and you've been working for over a decade, this looks like a good moment to retire.
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Yesterday and today are bonus days at JPMorgan. Suggestions that the bank would pay its investment bankers up 15% and its salespeople and traders up 10% appear to have been reflected in the reality. However, not everyone at the bank got a raise.
By: Sarah Butcher
Who was Felix Bauckholt, the quant trader on an allegedly expired H1B visa who died after a shoot-out at the Vermont-Canada border this week?
Banks in London are cutting jobs. But the numbers are in the 10s rather than the 100s.
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