Tag: dcm

The senior debt capital markets banker decides to tie his fortunes to Bank of America Merrill Lynch rather than UBS. Morgan Stanley has hired Ronan McCullough from Goldman Sachs to head its bond and loan syndicate for Asia-Pacific. The US investment bank creates a new Asia DCM role and moves its head of Southeast Asia corporate finance, Rohit Chatterji, to Hong Kong for the job. The effective head of Korea DCM moves to New York to focus on strategy, support and supervision for the firm's global sales and trading business. Samuel Chan joins the Asia debt syndicate desk at Standard Chartered as the bank continues to increase its footprint in the region. Asia DCM head Jon Pratt becomes the latest victim of Bank of America's takeover of Merrill, while Rahul Malhotra resigns from his high-profile job within the private bank. Antoine Gros takes over leadership of the debt capital markets business, while three new roles are created to expand the bank’s debt coverage. Firm announces new head of Pacific-Rim DCM. Debt journeyman lands role as co-head of DCM. Transfers internally from London to Singapore. Wall, Patel and Schmidt benefit from an expansion in Asian DCM capabilities. Japanese firm appoints new hed of debt capital markets for Korea. Andy Cairns and Aaron Tan become co-heads of Asia Pacific debt finance. Local DCM business re-organised. Enter David Graham, Larry Temlock and Niraj Athavle. Jason Lee and Craig Tuckwell leave the Sydney office. Relocations and resignations in Hong Kong. Ehwan Hahm is promoted after Rod Sykes leaves the firm. Richard Grainger transfers from London to Hong Kong. The Dutch bank beefs up its presence in the local bond markets.