Client relations
New faces
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WHAT'S NEWS Issue 4 April 1998
This year's first introductory
week for foreign staff, known
as the cliënt relationship
managers meeting, was once
people
Belgium Private banker Pieter
Bouw joined Schretlen Co
Antwerp as did his former
colleague Rob Soetens.
Brazil Victor den Hoedt has been
appointed deputy general
manager as of May 1 .Victor comes
from Rabobank Duta Indonesia.
Hong Kong Linda Lam has been
appointed senior investment
manager with private banking.
Account manager Tony Lam left
the bank as well as his treasury
colleagues Sam Chiang Ben
Kong and Raymond Lee.
Indonesia account manager
Conny Nainggolan left the bank.
Netherlands Newly appointed
international knowledge manager
health care is Mark Broer.Trust
has new colleagues in André
Nagelmaker and Sandra
Detmers. Project finance's Roger
Jansen has been transferred to
the media telecom team. Katja
Kammer of the funding desk left
again a success. Aside from
presentations from various
head office departments, the
group of new Rabobankers
the bank.
Singapore Investment banking
has been strengthened with
Gilbert Ee as managing director,
trading, Loong Soo Yong as
managing director and Amarjeet
Singh as director sales, Harrison
Kim as managing director,
structured finance arbitrage
desk and Carl Walsh as managing
director, portfolio management
desk. Stacey Loh Wai Yee and
Sreenivasan Krishna lyer are
appointed director, Asian fixed
income sales.Credit Risk
Management has a new team
head of credit analysis in Cherlyn
Teoh Beng Guat.
Thailand has been strengthened
with head of corporate
structured finance Saringkarn
Sutaschuto.
UK Investment banking was
strengthened with Michele
Servodio as head of eurobloc
cross currency trading. Global
were taken to visit the Soest-
Baarn member bank (see
picture) as well as Dutch
clients Eurotape for our health
care slant and a dairy and pig
farmer covering our F&A core
focus.
fixed income derivatives has
new colleagues in Utrecht's Peter
Meijer and Michiel Jansen, and
Rogier Krens as traders with asset
swaps/credit derivatives and
exotic options trader with interest
rate derivatives respectively. Also
new is Timothy Lupprian as
director with central eastern
Europe sales.The short-term
interest rate products desk
welcomes Simon Evals as repo
trader.
Marco Piccioni has been
appointed head of FX sales - Italy.
Global FX's risk advisory group -
Europe has a new head in John-
Pascal van Houden. Also
international equity brokerage
grew quickly with Paul Simpson
as head of global equity equity
derivative arbitrage trading,
Paul Deslandes as head of global
equity trading, John Dow as
director with equity equity
derivative arbitrage trading.The
Newly joined front World Bank
headquarters in Washington DC
is new face to F&A research,
Hong Kong hased Anning Wei.
Having spent the past four years
with the World Bank as an
agricultural economist, Wet is
now our in-house expert on the
merging Chinese market. Wei
welcomes the 'more competitive
career change' and heing of
mainland China origin, he also
feels the move to Hong Kong
Rabobank brings him 'closer to
home.' Anning's experience
along with his weighty
qualifications - a masters degree
in economics from Peking
followed by a PhD in
agricultural economics from
Illinois University - adds
strength to our already brawny
global F&A research team.
Pan European trading desk has
three new colleagues in Michael
Webb, Simon Mills and Darryl
Willoughby. Corporate finance's
new staff are John Russell and
Neil Read with project finance
and Peter Hyson with trade
finance.
Masthead
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Editor in Chief:NoorTania-Stein (Marketing Rl)
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At the steps of cliënt Kasteel Groeneveld in Dutch Baarn are (left to right)
Front row: Joyce Ng (Hong Kong), Claire Auffray (Paris), mr and mrs Sanchez of Eurotape, Jan Porte
(Rabo Soest-Baarn).
Second row: Huub Keulen (Rabo Soest-Baarn), Billy Hui (Hong Kong), Jessalyn Peters (San Francisco),
Roma Lizak (Warsaw), Anja Pater (Utrecht) and Desiree Barten (Rabo Soest-Baarn).
Third row: Christopher Minjoot (Singapore), Joanne McNeill (Edinburgh), Covert Verstralen (Toronto),
Halina Rogalewska (Warsaw), Severine Colas des Francs and Judith Communaudat (Paris).
Fourth row: Doug Pogge (Dallas), Ong Poon Lee (Singapore), Frans van Hövell (Frankfurt), Adeline Lee
(Kuala Lumpur), Laszlo Gati (Budapest), Witold Broniszewski (Poznan).
Maarten Arnoldy (Utrecht), Faith Dai (Shanghai) and Harald Presto (Antwerp) are missing.
