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Citi transfers Ted Kuh to Asia

By Yi Tin Chak | 25 February 2008
Keywords: appointment | consumer | healthcare | citi

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The co-head of Citi’s global retail group will lead the bank’s consumer and healthcare group in Asia.

Citi has appointed Ted Kuh as its first head of consumer and healthcare investment banking in Asia.

Kuh, who will assume his new Hong Kong-based position towards the end of March, will remain co-head of Citi’s global retail group together with John Boord. He will relocate from London where he has been since 1999 as co-head of the European consumer group alongside Ian Carnegie-Brown. Kuh has been with the group since 1994 when he joined Salomon Brothers in San Francisco.

The move reflects the fact that Citi sees opportunities within these sectors for Asian clients who ...

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