RBS hires Bill Egan for prime services
04 September 2012 Singapore
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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has appointed William Egan as head of mandate sales for prime services in Asia Pacific. Egan will be based in Singapore.
In the newly created role Egan will be responsible for originating and delivering the Bank’s prime services platforms to clients. He will also focus on winning long-term prime broking mandates spanning across FX, rates, flow credit, and futures and options.
Egan’s new appointment at RBS sees him leave Barclays after six years, where he was part of the banks prime services team in New York and most recently served as head of FX prime brokerage and OTC clearing in Singapore.
David Gray, head of prime services and client execution, Asia Pacific said: “We are pleased to welcome Bill as our new APAC head of mandate sales for prime services. Bill brings with him 16 years of experience in the industry and we strongly believe he will make a significant contribution in driving forward the ambitious set of goals we have for Asia Pacific.”
In the newly created role Egan will be responsible for originating and delivering the Bank’s prime services platforms to clients. He will also focus on winning long-term prime broking mandates spanning across FX, rates, flow credit, and futures and options.
Egan’s new appointment at RBS sees him leave Barclays after six years, where he was part of the banks prime services team in New York and most recently served as head of FX prime brokerage and OTC clearing in Singapore.
David Gray, head of prime services and client execution, Asia Pacific said: “We are pleased to welcome Bill as our new APAC head of mandate sales for prime services. Bill brings with him 16 years of experience in the industry and we strongly believe he will make a significant contribution in driving forward the ambitious set of goals we have for Asia Pacific.”
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