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Monday, November 23, 
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RBC says it's hiring, takes 11 bankers from Bear Stearns

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BearStearns.jpgThe same day Jefferies International Ltd. hired 25 execs from Bear Stearns Cos., RBC Capital Markets said it grabbed 11 bankers from Bear. RBC is forming a new U.S. institutional equity sales and trading team, based in London and Switzerland.


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Tim Allen arrives as a managing director and head of U.S. institutional equity sales from Bear Stearns, where he spent the last 18 years, most recently as head of U.S. equity sales, Europe. The other 10 bankers are:

  • Marc Doll, London equity sales - U.K. coverage;
  • Allison Carr, London equity sales - U.K. coverage;
  • Justin Freedman, London sales trading - European and U.K. coverage;
  • Jean-Charles Cormier, London equity sales - France coverage;
  • Nicola Monzini, London equity sales - Italy coverage;
  • Stephan von Posern, London equity sales - Germany coverage;
  • Marko Krzywon, London equity sales - Switzerland, Austria, Germany;
  • Aida Trabucco, London equity sales;
  • Roberto Bottani, MD, Swiss equity sales; and
  • Renato Bianchini, Swiss equity sales - Switzerland, Italy coverage.
Stephen Foss, head of equities, said in a statement: "RBC remains committed to our cash equities business and to growing our capital markets business by continuing to selectively hire top talent." - Baz Hiralal

See press release: RBC hires 11 bankers from Bear Stearns
See Dealwatch: Bear Stearns exodus
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Comments

From: Mileage,


Let's be honest...

Great for RBC and great for the team, but RBC is not "taking" these bankers from Bear (aka JPMorgan).


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