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Macquarie Capital is to cut half its workforce in Asia, around 90 people, across 10 locations in in the region, GlobalCapital Asia understands. The cuts come as international banks and financial institutions battle a wider slowdown in Asia’s investment banking sector. -
Morgan Stanley has appointed Piers Harris head of European corporate fixed income capital markets, following the departure of Marcus Hiseman to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Rory Cullinan is to leave Royal Bank of Scotland, where he was executive chairman of its corporate and institutional bank, despite only having started the job in February.
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Lloyds has added to its recent build-out of its loans team in London with a senior hire in loan sales and distribution.
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ANZ has set itself the goal of servicing its transaction banking clients as easily in renminbi as in any other currency. And central to that effort are three new appointments it has just put in place in its transaction banking and trading units in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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Citi has named a replacement for William Weaver as Citi’s head of CEEMEA debt capital markets.
