(Corrects company name in first item to Jefferies from
Jefeeries)
July 24 (Reuters) – The following financial services
industry appointments were announced on Tuesday. To inform us of
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JEFFERIES GROUP INC
Peter Bowden joined the firm as a managing director and
global head of midstream energy investment banking, based in the
firm’s Houston office. He previously worked at Morgan Stanley.
BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH
Justin Fredericks, head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s
U.S. brokerage service that introduces hedge funds to
potential investors is leaving the bank, according to an
internal memo sent by the global head of the Capital Strategy
Group.
BARCLAYS
Barclays has picked veteran lawyer Anthony Salz to lead a
review of its culture and practices following an interest rate
rigging scandal that has rocked the bank, forcing its chairman
and chief executive to quit.
HSBC GLOBAL
HSBC Global Asset Management has made four new key hires to
its Global Macro and Investment Strategy team.
Julien Seetharamdoo has been appointed senior economist and
investment strategist. Rabia Bhopal joined as an economist,
investment strategist And will be based in London.
Herve Lievore has been appointed senior economist,
investment strategist, based in Hong Kong. Renee Chen joined as
an economist, investment strategist.
OCTOPUS INVESTMENTS
Octopus Investments has appointed Shay Ramalingam as an
Investment Director in its specialist finance division. Shay
will be responsible for originating and completing investments
and will work across a range of sectors including healthcare and
business services.
ING COMMERCIAL BANKING ASIA
ING commercial banking Asia has appointed Mark Newman as
chief executive officer starting 1 August. He has overall
responsibility for the strategy and performance of ING bank’s
commercial ranking business across Asia.
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