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After just a few weeks at boutique firm Amias Berman, Tim Skeet is rumoured to be off to pastures new. There is speculation that the covered bond stalwart has been offered a job by RBS, although the bank would not comment.
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UBS has created a new global capital solutions group, according to an internal memo seen by EuroWeek. The group will be run by Anthony Ragozino and Prasad Gollakota, who currently lead their teams on a regional basis in the Americas and Europe, respectively.
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Peter Apostolicas, BBVA’s recently appointed global head of syndicate, has left the bank, EuroWeek understands.
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After little more than a few weeks at Amias Berman & Co, Tim Skeet is rumoured to be off to pastures new. Though nothing is officially confirmed, there is speculation that the covered bond stalwart has been hired by RBS. For Skeet this is likely to be a bit like returning home – he used to work with much the same crowd when they were at ABN Amro, prior to its acquisition by the Scottish bank.
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Goldman Sachs has hired an executive director from Credit Suisse to boost its debt capital markets franchise. Ivan Fillon, who worked on French FIG DCM at Credit Suisse, resigned on Tuesday and will join Goldman Sachs after his gardening leave.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has hired former Lehman Brothers banker Eamonn Price to head up its EMEA financial institutions group, a newly created position. Price, who retired from Lehman Brothers in June 2008 is due to start on Monday and will report to William Fall, global head of FIG at RBS.