Another departure at Crédit Suisse
23 March 2018 Zürich
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Crédit Suisse’s Robert Leonard is set to retire at the end of spring.
Leonard, who serves as global head of capital services its prime services business, has worked at the bank since February 2003.
Previously, he served as executive director of capital introductions at Morgan Stanley. He has also served in other roles at State Street, Fidelity Investments and Abel/Noser Corporation.
The retirement follows a string of departures from Crédit Suisse. Frederick Nadd-Aubert is leaving his position as a New York-based managing director in the bank’s global markets division in a few weeks.
There have also been a number of other departures, including Jeremy Siegel, global head of prime consulting, Gardy Berthoumieux, managing director, product manager for global securities lending, Michael Wingertzahn, managing director, a member of the collateral and liquidity funding team.
Leonard, who serves as global head of capital services its prime services business, has worked at the bank since February 2003.
Previously, he served as executive director of capital introductions at Morgan Stanley. He has also served in other roles at State Street, Fidelity Investments and Abel/Noser Corporation.
The retirement follows a string of departures from Crédit Suisse. Frederick Nadd-Aubert is leaving his position as a New York-based managing director in the bank’s global markets division in a few weeks.
There have also been a number of other departures, including Jeremy Siegel, global head of prime consulting, Gardy Berthoumieux, managing director, product manager for global securities lending, Michael Wingertzahn, managing director, a member of the collateral and liquidity funding team.
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