JPMorgan poaches Citi's Torun to build up senior Paris ranks

LONDON (Reuters) - JPMorgan is betting on a female banker to take the reins of its investment banking business in France as it seeks to bolster its leadership in one of Europe's hardest-hit markets from the coronavirus pandemic.The Wall Street bank has snapped up Citigroup's co-head of France investment banking, Maja Torun, to take on a similar job at the helm of its own franchise, according to a memo sent to staff which confirmed an earlier Reuters report.Torun, who will start her new role in..