New York, United States, December 2024 – Tommy Enright has been appointed as Managing Director at Jefferies, marking a significant advancement in his career. In his new role, Tommy will oversee Distressed Credit Sales, leveraging his extensive experience in global credit markets to drive growth and deliver innovative financial solutions to Jefferies’ clients.
Tommy joined Jefferies in April 2023, taking charge of Distressed Credit Sales. Over the past year and nine months, he has demonstrated exceptional expertise in structuring complex financial strategies, strengthening client relationships, and contributing to the firm’s success in a highly competitive market.
Before Jefferies, Tommy had a long and successful tenure at Citi, spanning nearly 20 years. As Director of Distressed Credit Sales for over seven years, he was instrumental in managing key client portfolios and driving strategic credit initiatives in New York. Prior to that, he served as Director of Leveraged Credit Sales for five years in London, showcasing his ability to adapt to diverse market dynamics across regions.
Earlier in his career, Tommy worked as Vice President of Structured Credit Sales, handling complex credit instruments, and as an Analyst in Debt Capital Markets, where he honed his foundational expertise in financial markets. His tenure at Citi was marked by consistent performance and strategic contributions that enhanced the bank’s credit sales operations globally.
About Jefferies
Jefferies is a leading global, full-service investment banking and capital markets firm that provides advisory, sales and trading, research, and wealth and asset management services. With over 40 offices worldwide, Jefferies delivers insights and expertise to investors, companies, and governments, helping them navigate the complexities of global financial markets and achieve their objectives.
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