Citigroup’s Weir To Head Euro Loan Sales

January 11, 2007 08:04 pm

Citigroup's Melinda Weir, managing director, is set to head to London in April to be in charge of European loan sales.

Citigroup's Melinda Weir, managing director, is set to head to London in April to be in charge of European loan sales. A Citigroup spokeswoman confirmed the hire. Weir declined comment.

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