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BNPP hires heavy hitters amid CIB revamp

BNP Paribas has hired two senior bankers and folded its corporate clients, financing and advisory (CCFA) units and corporate trade and treasury services (CTTS) units into a single new division, as it looks to expand its offering to corporate clients.

  • By David Rothnie
  • 11 Jan 2018

The new division, called global banking, will be headed by Yannick Jung in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. 

Jung was previously head of CCFA for the region. In his new role, he will take additional responsibility for CCTS, which includes the bank’s growing transaction banking division as well ...

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