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Make yourself visible to recruiters hiring for jobs in finance and technology. John Estrada, the bank's global head of FX in London, is still firmly in his seat.Ĭlick here to create a profile on eFinancialCareers. And expected Karen Miles, the bank's former head of high yield trading, has now joined all the other former CS traders at Deutsche Bank.Ĭredit Suisse is still active in FX sales and trading. Stephane Suchet, Credit Suisse’s head of investment grade financials sector strategy, has resurfaced – at Point72, the hedge fund, as a research analyst.

SocGen isn't known for its generosity, but it's proven a comparatively stable employer in fixed income sales and trading.Ĭredit Suisse's credit traders are also finding new seats. Lawrence Sharpe, who spent seven years at Credit Suisse, has also joined SocGen as a senior trader in London. And Bloomberg reported today that Nikolay Frolov and Nick Luder, both also FX options traders, have joined Nomura's London team.Īs we reported previously. George Barrett, another former associate joined JPMorgan in London as an FX options trader last month. Fernando Lang, a former associate, recently joined ExodusPoint, the hedge fund that's expanding in Dubai. Oh, and it pays mere graduate hires £200k ($237k).įaramarzian isn't the only ex-CS FX professional who's doing fine outside the bank. Optiver has been expanding its London office quite aggressively – the firm’s London CEO, John Rothstein, called the city “increasingly central” to its long-term plans. Navid Faramarzian, a former director who spent seven years in the Credit Suisse FX team, has for example just joined Optiver the Dutch prop trading (and market making) firm in London. Some of those who were let go have embraced their fate and are thriving in new jobs elsewhere. It's now more than three months since Credit Suisse took an axe to its FX sales and trading business.

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