In the latest hiring roundup, a Chinese bank sets its focus on London, Moelis plans a new business unit and two firms are desperate for U.S. wealth managers.
Altium Capital is setting up a debt advisory team in London. It has already poached two directors from investment bank DC Advisory, which is said to be looking for replacements but at a lower level.
Independent broker dealer LPL Financial is building a new regional headquarters in South Carolina and will look to add as many as 3,000 new jobs over the next decade.
BNP Paribas's private bank plans to hire as many as 100 new wealth managers in the U.S. over the next three years.
China Merchant Securities is opening a new office in London as it builds its investment banking business. Expect around 40 new hires to start, plus another wave after the initial buildup.
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Boutique advisory firm Moelis has poached an entire team of bankers from rival Greenhill as it builds up its new Private Funds Advisory Business.
Los Angeles-based investment bank B. Riley is expanding its Northeast operations. The firm has hired three traders, two salespeople and an analyst for its New York office.
Axa Investment Managers has two new expansion targets: Latin America and Canada. The fund manager has made the Americas a focus in recent years.
Natixis and ING are expanding in competitive sectors of Asian banking, and they’re needing to pay a premium to do so.
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