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Star Macquarie banker Nicholas
O’Kane, whose resignation from the firm was announced this week
less than a year after he received one of the largest pay
cheques in banking, has been in talks to join.
Star Macquarie banker Nicholas O’Kane, whose resignation from the firm was announced this week less than a year after he received one of the largest pay cheques in banking, has been in talks to join Swiss commodities trading house Mercuria, four people with knowledge of the matter said on Friday. O'Kane's resignation as head of Sydney-based Macquarie's commodities and global markets came as a surprise to many in the market.