Asia debt head Augusto King resigns from RBS

RBS Asia debt head Augusto King is understood to be moving to another bank in a debt capital markets role.

Augusto King

Denise Wee

March 11, 2013

Augusto King, Asia head of debt capital markets, resigned from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) on Friday. King was part of the old ABN Amro team and, including his time there, he had been with the bank for nine years.

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