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    Private Russian lender Promsvyazbank has appointed Vladislav Khokhlov as chief financial officer. He will report to his predecessor Alexandra Volchenko, who has become first vice president of the bank.
  • Crédit Agricole CIB’s Bruce Cairnduff is relocating to Hong Kong as head of debt capital markets for Asia, including Japan, in a move that signals the firm’s ambitions in the region.
  • Former Société Générale covered bond analyst, Jose Sarafana, on Monday began a new job in credit sales at Aurel-BGC in Paris. Jean-David Cirotteau has taken on his former responsibilities at SG.
  • FIG
    Central banks’ rapid and unprecedented balance sheet expansion is increasing the risks of financial stability, the head of the Bank for International Settlements has said in a speech that also called for individual lenders to do more to strengthen their own balance sheets, writes Katie Llanos-Small.
  • ABN Amro has quickly grown its Asian debt solutions team this year, helping the bank win mandates on more than $2bn of syndicated loans since January. But the longer term goal is to build a fully-fledged debt capital markets franchise, senior bank officials told EuroWeek Asia.
  • FIG
    Senior FIG bankers gave a tentative welcome to this week’s discussion among European leaders of a banking union, saying that the proposal had many merits. But they cautioned that it could hit political hurdles, writes Katie Llanos-Small.