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BNP Paribas’ Frank Kwong is returning to Hong Kong as its head of Asia Pacific bond syndicate, just over one year after he moved to Japan to lead the bond desk in that country. The move comes in the wake of a series of high level changes BNP Paribas has made to how it runs its debt financing divisions globally. -
Investec has hired Jason Green as head of debt advisory within its investment banking division.
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Royal Bank of Scotland’s James Tayler is moving to the firm’s syndicate desk in the US after the previous US head of debt syndicate, Victor Forte, was hired by Mizuho.
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A panel commissioned by India’s Ministry of Finance to look into offshore borrowing has criticised the existing regime and recommended dismantling all of the existing rules in a new report.
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BNP Paribas has announced heads of its new teams for its EMEA corporate debt platform within financing solutions.
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Following the departure of US capital markets head Samir Lalvani, Lloyds Bank has reshuffled reporting lines and promoted Wall Street veteran Andy Schaeffer. Now it aims to reach the "next level" in its stateside expansion, the firm’s regional CEO told GlobalCapital.
