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- Lucy Baldwin, a high-flying bank executive in London, is set to join Credit Suisse.
- The move comes after Business Insider reported on Baldwin’s departure from Bank of America last week.
Lucy Baldwin, a high-flying bank executive in London, is set to join Credit Suisse, according to people familiar with the move.
The move comes after Business Insider reported on Baldwin’s departure from Bank of America last week.
Baldwin, who was managing director in equities at Bank of America since 2015, will join Credit Suisse’s London office in a leadership role in global equity sales.
A representative at Credit Suisse declined to comment. Baldwin could not be reached for comment.
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Baldwin, who was on Forbes "30 Under 30" list for finance, was formerly at Goldman Sachs in London, becoming one of the firm’s youngest MD at 28 years old.
Baldwin worked on the Equities Management Team at Bank of America, where, as she explained to University of Birmingham in 2015, the team comes "up with ideas, research content, then we’re packaging that into actionable ideas that our end client can ultimately trade though us or, of course, through other banks in the City."
Business Insider also reported a spate of other departures at Bank of America last week.
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Source: Business Insider – feedback@businessinsider.com (Trista Kelley)