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Nomura's APAC Prime Brokerage Head To Leave

Mia Bourgeois is leaving Nomura as head of prime brokerage origination for the Asia-Pacific, with Christopher Antonelli, global prime services co-head, serving as acting chief.

  • 28 Sep 2012

Mia Bourgeois is leaving Nomura as head of prime brokerage origination for the Asia-Pacific, with Christopher Antonelli, global prime services co-head, serving as acting chief.

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