
BNP Paribas adds six to New York equity and derivatives team
Five come from Nomura Securities. Tim Egan and Alidad Mireskandari will join as managing directors. Both were proprietary traders at Nomura. Glenn Waldorf, who joins as a director, was a Nomura proprietary equity trader.
Keith Lillis, joining as a vice-president, was a Nomura senior trader in proprietary equity strategies, and Robert McHugh, also joining as a vice-president, was head trader fundamental long/short at Nomura.
The sixth is David Nikodem, joining as a director from Blumberg Capital Management.
BNP's global head of equities and derivatives, Yann Gerardin, said that he would be adding more US-based employees to the business in the future.
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