JP Morgan named Scott Hamilton and Claudia Jury co-heads of sales and research, replacing Marc Badrichani. According to an internal memo seen by The TRADE, they will have global responsibility for sales and research. Hamilton was most recently global head of macro sales and FICC e-Sales, while Jury had been head of investor client management and platform sales since 2019.
During his 20-year tenure, Hamilton held various senior roles within the firm’s sales organisation, focused on rates, currencies and emerging markets, repo, futures and options, and commodities. Jury has more than 25 years of trading experience, including having previously served as co-head of JP Morgan’s currencies and emerging markets business. Her key focus includes the electronification of the firm’s trading capabilities and the development of the digital agenda within sales.
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) moved to expand its business development division under Richard Worrell with the appointment of a former Citi individual. Reesha Radia is set to join the exchange in April as a senior manager in business development and sales. She joins after most recently spending almost five years at Citi in execution sales-focused roles, most recently as assistant vice president. Prior to joining Citi, she undertook several summer and spring analyst internships at Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan.
ING named Cathryn Meddemmen managing director, global head of electronic fixed income sales and digitisation. Meddemmen was promoted to the role after most recently serving as ING’s global head of electronic fixed income sales for two and a half years. Before joining ING, she spent seven years at Crédit Agricole as director of fixed income e-sales. Elsewhere in her career, Maddemmen held senior positions at Bloomberg and Citi.
Bloomberg appointed Josh Dresner as a new fixed income specialist. Dresner was promoted to the role after initially joining Bloomberg as a financial products analyst in September last year.