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Berman out of Citi after 18 year stint

Charlie Berman, one of the best known names in the European bond markets, has left Citi, EuroWeek understands.

  • 09 Jan 2009

Berman left at the end of the year, ending an 18 year run at the bank — he joined Salomon Brothers in 1990 to work on bank capital, moving to capital markets shortly after.

Over the years, Berman held various key positions at Citi, including co-head of European credit ...

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