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SG Equity Veteran Exits In U.S.

Laurent Sroussi, managing director and U.S. deputy head of sales and marketing at SG Corporate & Investment Banking in New York, has left after spending more than a decade with the firm across the U.S., Europe and Asia.

  • 30 Jul 2004
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Laurent Sroussi, managing director and U.S. deputy head of sales and marketing at SG Corporate & Investment Banking in New York, has left after spending more than a decade with the firm across the U.S., Europe and Asia. Sroussi could not be reached for comment and it could not be determined whether he will be taking a new position at a competing firm. Jim Galvin, spokesman in New York, declined to comment on his replacement.

 

  • 30 Jul 2004

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