Proprietary FX desks decline in London
“There is more of a concentration on the less speculative side of the business towards client-facing roles,” says one recruitment consultant in the City. This comes as banks become more risk averse in foreign exchange in favour of steadier income streams from increasing client business.
Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB), Bank
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