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Law firm Proskauer hired three new partners and a senior counsel for its London capital markets practice, include an in-house ECM specialist from Citi.
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With the heart ripped out of the management team that has driven Barclays to the top tier of investment banks, the task for those left behind is a fearsome one. Rich Ricci must lead a corporate and investment bank that is wounded and dazed — and one that will expect now to face a tough challenge in retaining its staff. David Rothnie writes.
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Renaissance Capital’s head of investment banking in Asia Pacific, Philip Gregory, has left the firm after the closure of its Hong Kong office last week, EuroWeek Asia understands. Some of the firm’s other senior bankers in the region have stayed at RenCap, but relocated.
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Nomura has promoted Daniel Mamadou to head of global finance in Asia ex-Japan, only eight months after hiring him from Deutsche Bank.
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John D’Abo, former Asia head of ECM syndicate at Royal Bank of Scotland, has been hired to create an Asia equity capital markets team at RBC Capital Markets, which established an investment bank in the region in the middle of last year.
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Credit Suisse’s chief executive is under pressure for the first time in his five year reign, writes David Rothnie.