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BTIG to maintain remote working until September 2021

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BTIG employees will not be required to return to any of the firm’s US offices prior to Labor Day of 2021. 

In March 2020, BTIG was one of the first financial services firms to send all of its employees home to work remotely in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. BTIG will continue to evaluate the data on the global health crisis, and make all future reopening and other logistical decisions based upon the latest information available from the medical community and local government officials.
 
BTIG believes that remote work will continue to offer the best protection to its employees, their families, clients and its business operations. The firm does not anticipate a return to its offices until vaccines are widely available, and when it is confirmed that the newly discovered Covid-19 mutations do not pose any additional risks to employees. Once the firm’s offices fully reopen, BTIG expects approximately 30-50 per cent of its employees will choose to incorporate remote work into their regular schedules.
 
“As a firm, we are very fortunate to find ourselves in a position where we can choose when to safely reopen our offices for staff. The positive feedback we’ve received from our clients, as well as the high levels of employee engagement thus far, enabled us to extend the period of remote work longer than we anticipated in the summer,” says Jennifer Mermel, Chief Operating Officer of BTIG.
 
BTIG initially targeted January 2021 for the start of a phased return to its US offices. Their latest decision on a return in September applies to all staff, including members of the Institutional and Outsource Trading teams.
 

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