Marcus Rudler leaves JPMorgan for Citi
14th October, 2014
Rudler will start at Citi in approximately four weeks
Marcus Rudler has left JPMorgan and will take up a position at Citi, Global Investor/ISF can exclusive confirm.
Rudler was vice president on the agent lender desk at JPMorgan.
He will start at Citi in approximately four weeks in a securities finance role.
JPMorgan and Citi have both confirmed the move but declined to comment when contacted.
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