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To mark EuroWeek’s 25th anniversary at this year’s Bond Market Dinner, special awards were given out to the 25 most influential people working in the capital markets today.
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Crédit Agricole’s MTN head, Ben Lamberg, is set to move to Hong Kong to head the bank’s debt business for Asia including Japan, EuroWeek understands. The job is a new one that has been created as part of a strengthening of the bank’s Asia franchise.
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The investment banking expansion at the merged Troika Dialog and Sberbank picked up pace this week with new hires in Moscow and London.
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Paul Hearn, CEO of Mizuho International, is resigning from the firm after two and a half years in which he has presided over the transformation of the business from what was essentially a prop shop into what he now sees as a full service operation.
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JPMorgan has hired a new head of its financial institutions group in emerging Asia, finding a partial replacement for Olivier de Grivel, the former head of the business across Asia Pacific.
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Citi has given its head of Islamic banking in Asia a job running its corporate and investment bank in the Philippines, asking Usman Ahmed to replace Kristine Braden, who is now moving to the global subsidiaries business.