General S&T Question

I'm curious does BB S&T do any prop trading or things like that? I'm a little bit confused. I've talked to some traders and they say their bank does that as a way of "hedging own risk". I also spoke to someone else and they said they are heavily client-focused. Does this vary by desk or bank or what? Thanks.

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so they dont straight up do any prop trading like they used to (thanks volcker), but in a sense they still do as a risk management strat to capture a profit

at least on desks like rates or ficc, traders will take a 'view' to 'hedge risk' (e.g., dealer in multiple currencies, but goes overweight in 1 currency and have the min requirement on the other based on their outlook) and book the pnl

had a conversation with a rates trader at citi in asia and he basically told me that they still do prop trading, might have diff regulations there?

 
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