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Natixis Expands Global Markets Unit in APAC

By Wei Zhang
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Natixis has made a series of hires for its global markets team in Asia Pacific with a focus on bolstering its capabilities in China and Japan.

The French investment bank made six new appointments to its APAC global markets unit, according to a statement, as part of its ongoing growth ambitions in the region.

China and Japan are key geographies for our global markets business and these new appointments to bolster our sales teams will allow us to deepen our client dialogue and enhance our focused development of new activities and products, said APAC head of global markets Viet Linh Ha Thuc.

Eddison An joins the Hong Kong office as global market sales for China reporting to Greater China head of global markets sales Kirk Liu. An has 19 years of global market sales experience and was most recently the China head of credit sales at Deutsche Bank.

Marcus Teng joins the Shanghai office as China head of corporate sales for the global markets unit, reporting to Liu and locally to Greater China senior country manager Hong Liu. Teng has 14 years of experience, most recently with ANZ Bank as a director in global markets.

Beijing-based Jason Lee was named corporate sales for China reporting to Teng and locally to Beijing branch manager Simon Qin. Lee has 20 years of financial advisory and acquisition finance experience most recently also with ANZ Bank.

Michael Man joins the Hong Kong office as global market sales reporting to APAC head of sales and financial engineering Eric Elbaz. Man has over ten years of experience in prime services and securities finance, most recently with BNP Paribas.

Hiroshi Hara was named Tokyo-based regional fixed income sales reporting to head of regional financial institutions sales Kazuoki Shirase. Hara has 24 years of banking experience most recently with Nattiest Markets Securities Japan where he was its head of solutions sales for the country.

Satoshi Harada joins in Tokyo as flow product sales reporting to Hirofumi Satoi, global markets sales, Japan. Harada has 8 years of banking and financial experience, most recently with Société Générale Securities Japan.

Questions & Answers

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Which specific countries in the Asia Pacific region are seeing the bolstered capabilities due to these new appointments?

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The new appointments are focused on bolstering capabilities in China and Japan, which are considered key geographies for the global markets business.

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How many new appointments has Natixis made to its APAC global markets unit?

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Natixis has made six new appointments to its APAC global markets unit as part of its ongoing growth ambitions in the region.

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What kind of experience do the new hires generally bring to Natixis?

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The new hires bring extensive experience, with individual tenures ranging from 8 to 24 years in global markets, credit sales, corporate sales, and financial advisory roles.

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Who is the head of global markets for the APAC region at Natixis?

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Viet Linh Ha Thuc is the APAC head of global markets at Natixis, who commented on the significance of the new appointments.

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