Lunchtime Links: JP Morgan wants entire teams of private bankers in EMEA

JP Morgan is joining RBC Wealth Management on the European wealth management expansion wagon.

Pablo Garnica, the head of its private bank in Europe, told Reuters that the bank's, 'targeting a 15 percent increase in headcount among senior, client-facing bankers through recruitment and may look to poach entire teams of experts or regional specialists.'

Garnica also spoke of, "aggressive organic growth." The best performing region of EMEA in 2009 was apparently the UK, thanks to the many super rich people in London.

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