Company Email Addresses Guide
Hey fellow monkeys,
It seems like we get posts every month about the email address of certain banks. I decided to make a list of all the banks/hedge funds/prop shops
Here it is:
The BB’s
Using John Smith
Goldman Sachs: [email protected]
Morgan Stanley: [email protected]
JP Morgan: There are a couple different formats here [email protected]
[email protected]
Bank of America Merrill Lynch: [email protected]
Deutsche Bank: [email protected]
Credit Suisse: [email protected]
Citi: [email protected] or [email protected]
Barcap: [email protected]
Other Banks
BNP Paribas: [email protected] or it goes by country of employee. For instance sometimes
Trader in Hong Kong’s email address will be [email protected]
Societe Generale: [email protected]
Credit Agricole: [email protected]
Mizuho United States: [email protected]
TD Securities: [email protected]
Grupo Santander : [email protected]
HSBC: [email protected] or if John Smith is working in the US [email protected]
Standard Chartered: [email protected]
Westpac: [email protected]
Key Bank: [email protected]
Wells Fargo: [email protected]
Oppenhemier: [email protected]
Piper Jaffray: [email protected]
Raymond James: [email protected]
Stephens: [email protected]
Imperial Capital: [email protected]
Brown Brothers Harriman: [email protected]
Cantor Fitzgerald: [email protected]
Hedge Funds
Citadel: [email protected] or [email protected]
Prop Shops
SIG: [email protected]
Peak6: [email protected]
IMC: [email protected]
DRW: [email protected]
First New York: [email protected]
Wolverine: [email protected]
Chicago Trading Company: [email protected]
Also for fun
I have a couple for email addresses so if you want to know any more just ask.





jimz wrote: Citi:
Citi: [email protected] or [email protected]
Hey this is great man. Thanks for compiling this list for us. Just one quick correction (i'm sure it was a mistake): it's [email protected].
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Great post, although the
Great post, although the people I know at Merrill Lynch use @ml.com. I've never seen the @baml.com email address.
Wall Street leaders now understand that they made a mistake, one born of their innocent and trusting nature. They trusted ordinary Americans to behave more responsibly than they themselves ever would, and these ordinary Americans betrayed their trust.
Another thing on Merrill
Another thing on Merrill Lynch emails, they also use underscores. So, the ones I've seen are:
[email protected]
If there is another John Smith, he will be
[email protected]
although there are so many employees that I can see them using baml and "."s quite frequently
Wall Street leaders now understand that they made a mistake, one born of their innocent and trusting nature. They trusted ordinary Americans to behave more responsibly than they themselves ever would, and these ordinary Americans betrayed their trust.
keybank is
keybank is [email protected] or [email protected] since most people here will be interested in the capital markets or ib groups
Good work OP.
Good work OP.
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i know a few people with the
i know a few people with the [email protected] format that the OP has
Thanks man, I was just
Thanks man, I was just wondering where I would dig up a list......
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Nice work, very helpful to a
Nice work, very helpful to a lot of people.
Regarding JPM, many people have a middle initial ([email protected]), and emails won't go through without it. Can make things pretty tricky, unless you know their initial or just blast out 27 emails.
Great list. I think for
Great list.
I think for Credit Suisse, I've seen it as [email protected]
dublin wrote: Nice work, very
Nice work, very helpful to a lot of people.
Regarding JPM, many people have a middle initial ([email protected]), and emails won't go through without it. Can make things pretty tricky, unless you know their initial or just blast out 27 emails.
i can verify this--i have 3 contacts at JPM all of which have a middle initial in their email.
oh, and your credit suisse email is incorrect. i have also spoken with 3 people at credit suisse, all of which were @credit-suisse.com. so [email protected]
edit-whoops...that got covered above me as well!
Never understood the point of
Never understood the point of compiling these huge lists
Shouldn't you already have the email or someone you want to email? Cold emailing rarely results in a response and personally, I think they come off as rude/invasive
THANK YOU. Solidarity,
THANK YOU.
Solidarity, sometimes people will respond to cold e-mails :) Hell if you don't got anything it doesn't hurt to try.
You guys are right about
You guys are right about Credit Suisse being Credit-Suisse.com, my mistake.
Also you guys are right about the middle initial in JP Morgan
Here are some more smaller banks/boutiques.
Natixis [email protected]
Scotia Capital [email protected]
CIBC world Markets: For Canada [email protected] For United States: us.cibc.com
ANZ: [email protected]
KBW: [email protected]
Sandler O’Neill: jmsith@sanlderoni[email protected]
FTN Financial John.Smith@ftnfinancialcom
Knight: [email protected]
Duncan Williams: [email protected]
Southwest Securities: [email protected]
For the oil traders!!!!!
Trafigura: [email protected]
Glencore: [email protected]
Vitol: John.Smith@vitol or Jmiddle [email protected]
None of the
None of the analysts/associates I've worked with took cold-emails seriously.
VP's/MD's even less so with students from their alma mater.
But I guess it's worth a shot if you absolutely have no in. I still think there are definitely other, more fruitful ways to network.
Solidarity wrote: None of the
None of the analysts/associates I've worked with took cold-emails seriously.
VP's/MD's even less so with students from their alma mater.
But I guess it's worth a shot if you absolutely have no in. I still think there are definitely other, more fruitful ways to network.
not sure if you went to a target or not but cold emailing is essentially the only way for us non targets to break in, and it has been pretty well documented that it CAN work. maybe not as well at targets, but finding people from your alma mater at a non target can pay some pretty solid dividends if they are kind enough to respond. i know if i am able to leverage my SA gig into an established FT position ill be more than willing to help out (deserving) others from my alma mater if they reach out to me--i got help, and there is no reason for me not to pay it forward
Good job OP, SB'd.
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Solidarity wrote: None of the
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Nice post. But the questions
"yeah, thats right" High-Five
I just wanted to add
Solidarity wrote: Never
BB: John.Doe@barclayscapital.
I might be a little biased
Yeah, man. The response rate
The Phantom wrote: I guess
You list Raymond James, Key
What about jump trading?
I win here, I win there...
Solidarity wrote: None of the
Bi-Winning wrote: What about
Wow, all you fucking losers
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