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Hiring: Citigroup, Tudor Cap and more

by Maria Woehr  |  Published February 16, 2010 at 9:28 AM
Hiring on Wall Street is finally picking up. Here is the latest roundup of financial institutions rumored and reported to be hiring:

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) has been hiring analysts in Australia, according to The Australian.

London-based hedge funds Caxton Europe, Citadel Europe, Moore Europe, SAC Global Investors and Tudor Capital Europe are all hiring, according to HedgeFundBlogger.com.

Renaissance Capital is on the prowl for 30 more finance pros and up to 250 bankers, according to FINS.

Bank of America Corp. (NYSE:BAC) is doing a lot of intrabank hiring, according to Wealth Bulletin.

Jefferies Group Inc. (NYSE:JEF) has been poaching staff from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM), Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE:DB) and Pali International Ltd. in Europe, according to BusinessWeek.

Also check our job opening pick of the day: 

Investment Banking Analysts/Associates

For more hiring announcements, check out our Career Channel or Movers & shakers. Also feel free to leave hiring or layoff tips below. - Maria Woehr

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Tags: Caxton Europe | Citadel Europe | Citigroup | hedge fund | hiring | investment bank | Jefferies | jobs | Moore Europe | Renaissance Capital | SAC Global Investors | Tudor Capital Europe
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