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Stefan Albrecht, the former head of German ECM at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, on Friday started work at Rothschild where he heads the firm’s ECM practice for German-speaking countries.
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Credit Suisse has picked Joss Fisher to become its head of equity syndicate for non-Japan Asia, replacing Ross Baildon, who left the firm last month. Fisher was previously head of ECM distribution for equity sales across Asia Pacific.
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Barclays Capital has hired its first-ever head of ECM syndicate in Asia. Jack Yee has left his job as Nomura’s head of Asian equity syndicate, and will join BarCap after two months’ gardening leave.
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Goldman Sachs has hired Antoine de Guillenchmidt, Morgan Stanley’s head of EMEA equity-linked. He left the firm last week. At Goldman, de Guillenchmidt will also run ECM for France and southern Europe — he also looked after the French business at Morgan Stanley.
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Espírito Santo Investment Bank has hired Matrix Corporate Capital’s head of European banks analysis.
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Citigroup has hired Robin Osmond, a former senior ECM banker at Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and HSBC, to help run its business in Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.