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Jean-Pierre Mustier, the head of UniCredit's corporate and investment bank, has seen plenty of turmoil during his banking career. Having started in the derivatives operations of Société Générale in the late 1980s, he rose to head the firm's corporate and investment bank from 2003 to 2009, managing the fallout from the Jerome Kerviel affair along the way. Now heading CIB at UniCredit, where he has been since 2011, he spoke to EuroWeek's Mark Baker about his vision for the future of the banking industry.
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Life as a Nordic ECM banker has been tough in recent years, with already limited supply tending to be poached by international investment banks. But with Danske Bank hiring three new members of its corporate finance team that are set to join in October and work from London, it is hoping to win mandates back from the international banks that have dominated business.
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Artem Boiko has quit Royal Bank of Scotland’s CEEMEA debt origination team. He had been at the bank for three years and four months as a vice president. He is thought to be joining Commerzbank. -
Natasha Isakova has left her role at Barclays as managing director of debt capital markets, central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Virgin Money, which acquired Northern Rock last January, has hired a former senior FIG banker from Royal Bank of Scotland as its CFO, as well as appointing a former credit card expert from MBNA as director of banking.
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The private banking division of ABN Amro is building up its north Asian team, hiring four private bankers from China International Capital Corp.
