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ON THE MOVE: JPM Lands Cash Trader; BTIG Snags Trio
Traders Magazine Online News, May 2, 2017
JP Morgan has hired a senior equities trader from Credit Suisse to head its US cash equity trading team, part of the firm’s current reshuffling of its equities team. Matt Mallgrave joined the desk after just oe year or so at rival Credit Suisse – where he was head of Americas equity flow trading. Before that, Mallgrave was a top dog at Goldman Sachs running its cash high-touch desk in the U.S. The bank, according to sources has also elevated Michael Bossidy to head of global cash equities from being only head of Americas equities sales.
John Molinelli has joined Guggenheim Partners. Molinelli onboards as Director. Execution Sales. He came from Deutsche Bank where he was Director, Head of Execution Sales North America. Before that, he was Executive Director, Head of Global Execution Sales at UBS. He started his career at Bloomberg in 1994 as a sales representative.
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BTIG announced it has onboarded Ansel Hall, Stephen Ortiz and Anthony Wayne in its Investment Banking and Equity Capital Markets Groups. Hall, Ortiz and Wayne will collaborate with the firm’s existing investment banking and equity capital markets professionals to structure transactions, develop deal opportunities and strengthen the advisory capabilities of both businesses. BTIG’s three new hires will be based in the San Francisco office.
Ansel Hall
Hall joins BTIG as a Managing Director and Head of Consumer Investment Banking. Prior to BTIG, he held several senior investment banking roles at JMP Securities, Banc of America Securities, Montgomery Securities and Merrill Lynch.
Ortiz begins as the Head of Syndicate and Co-Head of Equity Capital Markets. Prior, he spent 14 years as Head of Equity Capital Markets and Syndicate at JMP Securities.
Wayne will be a Managing Director and Head of Real Estate Investment Banking. Before BTIG, he spent 13 years at JMP Securities in real estate investment banking, most recently as a Managing Director.
Japanese bank Nomura is growing its EMEA business in London. The bank already appointed Anant Swarup, head of North American rates, to head of emerging markets macro in EMEA last August. People within the firm told Traders Magazine that it landed Gokhan Buyuksarac, rival Goldman’s top emerging markets trader to join the firm. He left Goldman in April. Calls to Nomura or Buyuksarac were returned to confirm but one source with knowledge of the matter said Buyuksarac is likely to get a very senior role - similar to what he held at Goldman – possibly head of all EMEA trading. In April the bank also landed David Ishoo Mirzayoo, a veteran emerging markets trader who came from Societe Generale.
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