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if you actually want longevity in S&T, working for people who take an interest in you and have political clout is way more important that the desk. To rise in S&T, you have to stop trading and it becomes a political and management style role. The days of the head of rates punting $1mm a point in his management book are over.

If you want a pure career in the market, you need to go to a fund. MD's at banks are politically skilled people running desks, and the majority of risk run at banks is done by VP's and Directors.

 

this is not entirely accurate...the head of the US Govt desk at each of the big banks is still swinging 500k-1mm/bp of risk on a regular basis.

Customers are still asking for bid/ask on 1bln 10yr notes...300mm 30yr bonds....so if you are not already prop trading that kind of size, you'll never be able to handle that kind of flow

just google it...you're welcome
 

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