The Deal
Sunday, November 8, 
4:46 am

Standard Chartered grabs another Lehman Brothers exec

  Share     E-Mail    Discussion    Print Story
WallStreetBull.jpgEx-Lehman Brothers Inc. oil trader Cyril Youinou joined Standard Chartered Bank as a director of energy derivatives trading and manages the energy trading derivatives team in Singapore. Youinou started his career in Singapore with Société Générale SA and then worked at the energy and commodities unit of Goldman, Sachs & Co. Most recently, Youinou was an energy trader with Lehman.

Reuters reports that in April Standard Chartered hired three senior executives from Lehman: Remy Klammers as the new global head of fixed income trading, Alexis Suzat as global head of structured products trading and Marten Agren as global head of modelling and analytics group, financial markets. There should be a lot more Lehman defections, though, not by choice.

On Thursday The New York Times reported, citing someone briefed on the plans, Lehman Brothers will distribute as many as 1,500 pink slips, trimming its work force by 6%. - Baz Hiralal

StanChart hires ex-Lehman oil trader, eyes expansion
Report: More job cuts at Lehman

Continue reading below

Also on Dealscape





Post a comment





The Deal Pipeline

Deal Video


Inside The Deal: Linklaters' Schmidt says how regulators handled Pfizer Inc.'s acquisition of Wyeth is an outlier of how others merger reviews will be conducted.


More video...

Crisis On Wall Street
Technology
Deals of The Decade

Community

Industry Insight

Dealing with frozen bank lending

If your bank is not willing to lend, what can you do as your company continues to seek growth?


Judgment Call

The coming age of the renminbi

The Chinese currency will play an increasingly important role in international commerce and finance.


Industry Insight

Banking on PE investments

Howls of protest greeted the FDIC policy statement, but the financial services industry should get over it.


footspacer.jpg footspacer.jpg footspacer.jpg footspacer.jpg footspacer.jpg


©Copyright 2009, The Deal, LLC. All rights reserved. Please send all technical questions, comments or concerns to the Webmaster.