People Moves

Barclays adds to sales team in Asia

By Yi Tin Chak | 22 January 2008
Keywords: hires | sales | barclays capital

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Paul Murphy leaves his own private investment business to join the UK bank.

Barclays Capital has appointed Paul Murphy to a newly created position as managing director within global distribution. Murphy, who has been running his own private investment company, will focus on servicing the bank’s key clients in the Asia-Pacific.

He will be based in Singapore and will report regionally to Kevin Burke, Barclays’ head of distribution in Asia-Pacific, and globally to Neil Cummins, managing director of global distribution.

According to a spokesperson at the UK bank, Barclays’ global distribution business in the region has been growing at a compound ...

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