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SocGen hires Hill, plans to double loans distribution team

Richard Hill, who resigned last week from WestLB, will join Société Générale in the summer as head of loan sales and trading as the French bank plans to double the size of its distribution team by the end of the year.

  • 15 Apr 2011
Hill left his position as head of global loan syndications for EMEA at WestLB last week (see EuroWeek 1,199) and will join the French bank on July 4. Paul Smith, head of loans sales, and Franck Bouneb, head of loan trading EMEA, will report to him. "We have ...

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