JP Morgan 
JP Morgan has unveiled its new global structuring management team, which sees multiple senior staff promotions and expanded roles across asset class and cross-asset areas.
The new offering is set to unify the previously separate structuring teams across sales, trading and banking, and address the evolving needs of JP Morgan’s institutional clients.
According to an internal memo seen by The TRADE, the team is set to report to Rui Fernandes’, global head of markets trading structuring, whose role recently expanded to cover the responsibility of the firm’s global structuring business franchise across markets and sales.
Among the additions is Arnaud Jobert who will cover equities for the team, as well as global strategic indices structuring and solutions, and report to Rachid Alaoui, co-head of the strategic index business across trading and structuring.
Additionally, Sankha Ghosh and Rahul Shah will undertake the responsibility for emerging and local markets for the team. Hong-Kong based Ghosh will also become head of Asia-Pacific structuring.
Moreover, Anthony Fraind will take on the role of global finance structuring as well as covering credit for the team.
Also joining is Jacob Lindewald, who is set to manage the team’s rates and FX division. He leaves behind his previous role as managing director, head of sales and marketing for Nordics and Netherlands.
Similarly, based in London, Dominic Smallwood will run global financial institutions group (FIG) solutions structuring.
Shahzad Sadique and Masi Yamada are also set to join the team, and Sadique will assume the responsibility for the firm’s Mansart fund management, having most recently served as chief executive for JP Morgan Mansart Management for almost 13 years.
Meanwhile, Yamada will lead global corporate structuring alongside his current role as co-head of strategic financing solutions.
Citi
Citi has appointed Tom Prickett in a newly created role as head of G10 rates for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
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.”
Panmure Liberum
UK investment bank Panmure Liberum has appointed James Bastick as a director, equity trader.
London-based Bastick joins the firm from Singer Capital Markets, where he served as a UK equities market maker from January to July 2025.
Prior to this, he worked at Winterflood Securities for more than eight years within the firm’s UK equities market making division as a UK equities dealer.
Previously in his career, he has held positions across investment portfolio and investment management teams at SVS Securities and State Street.
KNG Securities
KNG Securities International has appointed Hayley Lengenfelder to a role covering emerging markets fixed income sales and trading.
Lengenfelder will be based out of New York in her new position and brings five years of emerging markets finance experience to the firm.
Previously in her career, she worked at Goldman Sachs from 2020 to 2023 in a position within emerging markets credit trading.
Before this, she also covered emerging markets, Latin America sales at Bank of America Merrill Lynch for more than a year.
First Abu Dhabi Bank
Stoyan Dogandzhiyski has been appointed director, EM rates and FX trader at First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB).
He joins from Morgan Stanley where he served in an emerging markets rates and foreign exchange role for three years.
While London-based in his previous role, Dogandzhiyski is now set to work out of Abu Dhabi.
Previously in his career, Dogandzhiyski worked in similar toles at BNP Paribas from 2015 until 2021, and before that worked out of Munich for UniCredit.