Tag: People moves
Nomura banks on Asia structurer to develop Middle East GM
Middle East & Africa | People
06 Jul 2023 by Summer Wang
The former co-head of global markets (GM) structuring for Asia ex-Japan has relocated to Dubai to lead the GM in the Middle East today (6 July) where Nomura sees ‘unprecedented growth’.
SRP in brief: leading the way
International | Industry
26 Jun 2023 by Amélie Labbe
Asia Pacific continues to lead the way appointment wise. Elsewhere, the US regulator issues a fine and the European industry calls out sales process restrictions.
CS structured product veteran joins LGT Wealth India as CIO
Asia Pacific | People
21 Jun 2023 by Summer Wang
The Indian wealth manager, owned by LGT Group, has nabbed two senior executives from Credit Suisse (CS) Private Banking to lead its fixed income solutions.
Former UBP Asia structured product head surfaces at Citi
Asia Pacific | People
19 Jun 2023 by Summer Wang
The US bank has added a senior executive to its e-brokerage platform and equity structured notes in Singapore.
SRP in brief: ups and downs
International | Industry
19 Jun 2023 by Amélie Labbe
Regulators step in Japan and the US, while Austria and South Africa see renewed demand for structured products.
SRP in brief: lucky numbers
International | Industry
12 Jun 2023 by SRP News
This week sees trade associations sounding the alarm on new EU retail investment rules, while we learn why the number six has a special connotation of good fortune in Cantonese.
People: BofA makes changes at the top
International | People
09 Jun 2023 by SRP News
In this week's roundup, we look at arrivals & departures from Bank of America, Barclays Private Bank, Freshfields, Chatham, Luxsipa, and more.
SRP in brief: slowing down
International | Industry
30 May 2023 by Amélie Labbe
This past week features a spotlight on the role of ETFs in the structured product market and new staff announcement at two major French banks.
SRP in brief: all things considered
International | Industry
22 May 2023 by Amélie Labbe
UBS and Barclays announce staff changes, while regulators in Australia pushes for tighter oversight