Shake-up for brokers

- Joseph Radford
- 01 Apr 2005

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Intrigue, plotting and conspiracy are not words traditionally associated with Asia’s brokerage firms. But upheavals over the past few months have brought to light a series of behind-the-scenes manoeuvres that are set to shake up the Asian broker market.

The mass defection in late February of more than 50 of Prebon Yamane’s Singapore staff to rival company BGC, the broking arm of Cantor Fitzgerald, following hot on the heels of other examples of large-scale staff poachings, has rocked

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