Citi names electronic execution head
Reyes Miras moves from JP Morgan as Citi grows listed-product business
Citi has hired Antonio Reyes Miras as its first global head of electronic execution. He was previously global head of electronic trading for JP Morgan's prime-services division. Based at Citi's London offices, he will report to Jerome Kemp, who joined the bank earlier this year as head of exchange-traded derivatives sales and clearing. Reyes Miras will be responsible for developing electronic execution services for listed derivatives markets.
Both recent hires – and the recruitment in 2010 of
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