Nomura names former Barclays and UBS executive wholesale chief information officer
Sameer Jain joins Nomura as wholesale chief information officer after nearly 30 years at Barclays and UBS in senior technology focused roles.
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Former Goldman FX head joins Nomura to lead FX and emerging markets trading
Kevin Connors becomes global and EMEA sales head of FX and emerging markets at Nomura in a newly-created role.
Euronext names UBS investment banking co-president Novelli chairman
Piero Novelli will step down from all executive positions including his role as co-president at UBS Investment Bank in March to assume the role of chairman at Euronext.
Former UBS investment bank boss Orcel on track for UniCredit CEO role
The UniCredit board of directors has nominated Andrea Orcel for the role of CEO, a decision expected to be approved at the bank’s upcoming annual general meeting.
MarketAxess hires digital transformation lead from UBS as COO for EMEA and APAC
Raj Paranandi joins MarketAxess as chief operating officer for EMEA and APAC after ten years with UBS.
Plato Partnership appoints UBS veteran to chair sell-side
Chris McConville, global head of platform licensing at UBS, becomes chair of the sell-side for not-for-profit Plato Partnership.
UBS cash execution head in Europe joins BTIG to lead equities trading in London
Hugo Clark joins BTIG from UBS to lead European trading and distribution operations in the latest senior hire for the broker.
Former Barclays veteran D’jelal to join UBS as head of cross-asset platform Neo
Nej D’jelal will head to UBS early next year and lead its Neo trading platform, according to sources.
Fixed Income
What happened to e-trading in fixed income?
Following a spike in volatility due to the coronavirus pandemic, Hayley McDowell looks at how bond traders handled the changing market environment amid research suggesting e-trading fell apart in some markets.
UBS agrees to pay $10 million to the SEC to resolve bonds sale violation charges
UBS Financial Services will pay $10 million to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after being accused of wrongfully allocating bonds intended for retail customers to 'flippers'.