Socgen Posts
30 Of The Biggest Trading Losses Of All Time (ex-subprime related)
Here's a league table of 30 of the biggest trading losses of all time (excluding CDO losses post 2007).
Campus Recruitment - 34 Top Hiring Firms
As we are constantly being approached by people looking to gain graduate entry into financial markets firms, we've come up with this directory.
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And The Worst Bank Merger Of All Time Is.....
A couple of years back, we undertook a poll of our readers to find out what they thought were the worst bank mergers of all time.
Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking Appoints Christophe Coutte And David Knott As Co- Global Heads For Its Flow Fixed Income & Currencies Business
Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking announces the appointments of Christophe Coutte and David Knott as the new Co-Global Heads of Flow Fixed Income & Currencies business. Both based in London, they will report to the Global Markets management team.
Deutsche Bank & SocGen Executive Compensation News
The Financial Times reports that Societe Generale CEO Frederic Oudea has bagged his first bonus since taking the helm in 2008.
No Time To Be A 'Hero' - Foreign Bankers Said To Flee Tokyo
Although the Tokyo-based International Bankers Association has issued a statement signed by 16 of the biggest global banks which confirms that they are currently operating a policy of 'business as usual' in Japan, Reuters reports that foreign bankers are fleeing Tokyo 'en masse', after 'fears of a large aftershock and reports of radiation from damaged nuclear power plants' has caused further panic and accelerated the exodus from Japan's capital city.
Ex-Goldman Programmer Sent To Prison As Flight Risk
The New York Times DealBook column reports that a US Federal judge has 'unexpectedly' sent Sergey Aleynikov, the IT programmer found guilty in December of stealing one of the firm's proprietary trading program codes, into jail as a flight risk.
Ex-SocGen Trader Jailed For 3 Years Over 'Trade Secrets' Theft
Reuters New York reports that Samarth Agrawal, the former trader at French Bank Societe Generale who was found guilty of stealing a proprietary trading code from the bank in November, has been sentenced to 36 months in prison.
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