Crédit Agricole has appointed Siddarth Yeluru as vice president, EM FX and rates trader on the firm’s London desk.
Yeluru joins the French bank after a six-month stint at interdealer broker GMG, where he served as a CE3 FX and rates broker.
Prior to this, he spent more than six years at BNP Paribas, where he initially joined as an analyst in spot trading before becoming an FX spot voice trader, and later stepping up as a vice president and CEEMEA FX and rates trader – a role he held for two years.
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Yeluru also gained early career experience in FX and electronic trading at RBC Capital Markets and Credit Suisse.
Crédit Agricole declined to comment when contacted by The TRADE.
Earlier this year, Crédit Agricole, along with BNP Paribas and Natixis went live on CLS’s cross-currency swaps (CCS) service.
The move enables the firm to integrate CCS flows into CLSSettlement via OSTTRA MarkitWire, providing multilateral netting across FX transactions and improving liquidity efficiency.
