Citi names new Asia bond syndicate head

After impressing in Australia, James Arnold has been put in charge of the US bank’s Asia Pacific bond syndicate desk.

Arnold collects Citi's "best foreign bank in Australia" award at our Platinum Awards in October.

Matthew Thomas

December 07, 2016

Citi has made James Arnold its head of debt syndicate in Asia Pacific, filling a role that has been left vacant since Duncan Phillips moved to a financial technology company.

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