Barclays and Nomura Seduce Bankers
Having avoided government assistance over the bailouts, Barclays and Nomura are looking to mop up talent. Both Tokyo based Nomura and Barclays took slices of the remains of Lehman in order to boost their global reach and to compete with firms such as Citigroup and Morgan Stanley. Now, according to Bloomberg, Barclays and Nomura, never previously ranked among the top 10 merger advisers worldwide in the past decade, are luring hundreds of bankers as competitors cut jobs and cap bonuses under …
Having avoided government assistance over the bailouts, Barclays and Nomura are looking to mop up talent.
Both Tokyo based Nomura and Barclays took slices of the remains of Lehman in order to boost their global reach and to compete with firms such as Citigroup and Morgan Stanley.
Now, according to Bloomberg, Barclays and Nomura, never previously ranked among the top 10 merger advisers worldwide in the past decade, are luring hundreds of bankers as competitors cut jobs and cap bonuses under government pressure.
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