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People Moves Monday: Tradefeedr, Citi, Marex and more…

The TRADE

Faenson joined Citi in 2005 as a credit valuation adjustment (CVA) trader. Prior to this, he spent more than eight years at Societe Generale Corporate and Investment Banking (SGCIB), working across multi asset sales and trading, hedge fund sales, and prime brokerage.

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An old story in modern times. Duncan Mavin's pretty darn good book on Greensill

Bronte Capital

Not in 2005. And the gate-keepers - fixed income asset managers responsible for billions, regulators paid to keep a watch on this - are often empty suits. Whenever someone couldn't pay there was a cash-out refi to allow them to become current. With Lex too - the dodgy credits had their credit extended indefinitely.

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Leaders in Trading 2023: Industry Person of the Year shortlist revealed

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Beginning his career at Dexia Securities as a financial analyst assistant in 2002 he has since gone on to serve at CPR Asset Management, Amundi and Unigestion. He later took responsibility for the dealing desk in 2007, managing a team of three traders.

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Keeping ESG commercial

The TRADE

Covering the European, Asian and US markets from one seat, Papanichola spent almost five years working around the clock, before finally jumping off the rollercoaster in 2005 for a career break.

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Unpacking the 20 most impact financial regulations from the last 20 years

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New rules have impacted almost every financial firm, ranging from banks to asset managers. In 2002, the EU agreed that from 1 January 2005, IFRS would apply for the consolidated accounts of the EU listed companies; various countries have since followed suit with adoption.