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Nomura names Lehman duo to head Asian fixed income

Nomura Holdings has named two former Lehman Brothers bankers joint heads of fixed income for Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, as more Lehman staff continue to leave.

  • 05 Nov 2008

Thomas Siegmund and Jai Rajpal will share the position, becoming the latest former Lehman staffers to be given top jobs in the merged entity.

The positions, announced internally on Tuesday, came as Credit Suisse said it had hired Neel Laungani, a former Lehman executive, as managing director and ...

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