Citi has appointed Tom Prickett in a newly created role as head of G10 rates for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Tom Prickett
Prickett joins from JP Morgan, where he had spent the last 24 years, most recently as the EMEA head of rates trading based in London, a position which he had held for five years.
He stepped down from the role in January 2025 to “pursue other opportunities”.
Speaking to his new position, Deirdre Dunn, head of rates at Citi said: “Tom brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this newly created role at Citi. He will drive connectivity across the entire rates product suite for the region, as we extend our top three G10 position while capitalising on growth opportunities.
“Tom’s leadership will enhance our ability to seamlessly deliver the best of our franchise at a pivotal moment for the industry and the market.”
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Prickett’s appointment follows a strong Q2 for Citi in their recent quarterly results. The firm reported that rates and currencies revenues of more than $3 billion noted a 27% increase, with increased client activity and monetisation with corporate and financial institution clients highlighted as the key drivers of this uptick.