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Faye Davies leaves RBC Capital Markets with SSA kinks to iron out

RBC Capital Markets was left reshuffling its SSA personnel for the second time in recent months on Friday last week when a DCM vice president left the firm. Faye Davies resigned after having worked in the SSA DCM team for eight years.

  • 04 May 2012

She started off as an analyst in the bank and then moved on to covering mainly Nordic SSA issuers, as well as other borrowers including BNG and Nederlandse Waterschapsbank.

Before joining RBC, Davies worked at BNP Paribas in a number of departments including the securitisation team — her last ...

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