Redburn Atlantic’s global execution teams have undergone a redraft with the addition of four new individuals alongside three departures, The TRADE can reveal.
Among the additions is Reto Meroni who has joined Redburn Atlantic’s Zurich office to build out its execution presence with Swiss accounts. Meroni joins from Sanford Bernstein and also previously served at Lehman, Goldman Sachs, UBS Investment Bank and Nomura.
In the US, Finn Maloney has joined Redburn Atlantic’s US execution team to help with the ongoing build out of its US electronic offering. The move follows Redburn Atlantic’s winning Best Agency Broker at The TRADE’s inaugural 2024 Leaders in Trading New York Awards in November.
Based in the UK, Brian McCormack has joined the electronic execution desk from Panmure Liberum. Prior to Panmure Gordon, McCormack has also previously served at RBS, ABN AMRO, Shore Capital, HSBC Securities and GNI.
Pete Murden is also set to re-join the firm in July from Tourmaline. Murden previously served at Redburn between 2004 to 2022 before leaving to join RBC.
“Reto has a superb reputation with the Swiss clients and beyond. Finn will bring some additional technical expertise to a US desk which is one of the fastest growing areas of our business,” added Quick.
“Brian’s arrival fits with our approach to bring a high touch service to the low touch desk – something we have been offering for years and one of the reasons for our multiple Best Client Service Awards at the Leaders in Trading Awards. Pete Murden is coming home after a brief sojourn elsewhere and we know the quality he brings.
Among the departures is Ian Cannacott, head of electronic execution for Redburn Atlantic, who has departed for Peel Hunt in a similar role, as revealed by The TRADE earlier this week.
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Cannacott has been with Redburn Atlantic for almost 10 years, assuming his most recent role in 2023. He previously served at State Street, Instinet, Dresdner Kleinwort and Credit Suisse.
Also departing are Sam Dawson and Courteney Morrison.
Morrison has been with Redburn Atlantic for almost four years, most recently serving as a director in sales trading. Previously in his career, he also spent seven years at Citi in equity sales trading roles.
“We wish those leaving the firm the very best of luck with their new opportunities and we expect to continue to make further hires as our integration into the broader Rothschild & Co group continues,” said Andrew Quick, global head of execution at Redburn Atlantic.