When Phil Suttle arrived at JPMorgan to become global head of foreign exchange research, he didn’t need to get acquainted with new colleagues. He had left his position as an economist at the World Bank in Washington for the new post in New York, but having previously spent 13 years at JP Morgan, he still considered his old colleagues as friends.
He joined JP Morgan originally in London in 1988, before transferring to New York in early 1992.
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