Anyone heard of Cargill( prop trading)

Hi everyone,


   I've been in this forum for a long time and underwater, recently got an offer from Cargill, more specifically in their World Trading Group based in Geneva. I've always been work in the IB/Hedge Fund as a derivative quant/trader, but never heard Cargill before as I didn't touch aggs. 


  Can someone in this field shed some lights on it, ideally I'd like to stay for a good job for as many years as possible, but if say I find I'm not a good fit there, what are the exit options?


Thanks in advance!

 

Cargill is the largest agriculture commodity processor in the world and largest/second largest private company in the US depending on the year. It is equivalent to asking if anyone has heard of BP or Shell before. I can't think of a better gig in the ag trading world than being in the world trading group at Cargill. You would have every resource possibly available plus more knowledge of the physical supply chains than anyone else in the world. Exit opps in case it doesn't work out? You name it if you build a good track record there.

 

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