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Marcus Browning leaves Citi for hedge fund
Citigroup's London-based global head of G-10 foreign exchange options trading, Marcus Browning, has left the bank to join hedge fund London Diversified (LDFM).
Browning joins former JP Morgan colleagues Rob Standing, David Gorton and Mark Corbett, who started the fund.
Browning joined Citi from Merrill Lynch in February 2006 to fill the newly created position of global head of FX trading in London. In his most recent role at Citi, he reported to Jeff Feig
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