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Credit Suisse is hiring traders and salespeople to staff its new currency options trading operation in both London and New York, according to Peter Kane, the bank's head of corporate sales in London. Until now, he says, the bank has been pricing options exclusively out of its head office in Zurich. "We are looking to expand our operation. We plan to run a very aggressive global book," says Kane.
Over the course of the next 12 months, the bank will be hiring between four and eight traders and a
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