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Monday 08 June 2009 8:00 pm

CITY MOVES WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

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Deloitte
The business advisory firm has appointed risk management specialist Philipp Keller to its European Solvency II team.

Keller, who joins the Zurich office as head of insurance risk management, was previously head of research and development and a board member of the Federal Office of Private Insurance in Switzerland.

He is also an adviser on monetary and capital market issues to the IMF and consults on assessing the impact of the insurance market on global financial stability.

LDC
The private equity arm of the Lloyds Banking Group has hired John-Paul Preston to its legal and risk team.

Preston previously worked as a legal counsel at Coutts, where he advised on the structuring and running of a number of investment vehicles, in addition to structuring finance for individuals and entities both on and off-shore.

HSBC Private Bank
The private bank has appointed Bernard Rennell as global head of private wealth solutions.

Rennell joined the firm five years ago as head of private wealth solutions for Asia, following the acquisition of the Bank of Bermuda.

RBC Wealth Management

Vineet Arora has joined the wealth manager, part of the Royal Bank of Canada, as a senior banker based in the Dubai office.

Arora joins from IIFL Private Wealth Management, where he was head of Middle East and Africa.

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Monday 08 June 2009 8:00 pm

CITY MOVES WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

By: admindrupal

Add as a preferred source on Google

Deloitte
The business advisory firm has appointed risk management specialist Philipp Keller to its European Solvency II team.

Keller, who joins the Zurich office as head of insurance risk management, was previously head of research and development and a board member of the Federal Office of Private Insurance in Switzerland.

He is also an adviser on monetary and capital market issues to the IMF and consults on assessing the impact of the insurance market on global financial stability.

LDC
The private equity arm of the Lloyds Banking Group has hired John-Paul Preston to its legal and risk team.

Preston previously worked as a legal counsel at Coutts, where he advised on the structuring and running of a number of investment vehicles, in addition to structuring finance for individuals and entities both on and off-shore.

HSBC Private Bank
The private bank has appointed Bernard Rennell as global head of private wealth solutions.

Rennell joined the firm five years ago as head of private wealth solutions for Asia, following the acquisition of the Bank of Bermuda.

RBC Wealth Management

Vineet Arora has joined the wealth manager, part of the Royal Bank of Canada, as a senior banker based in the Dubai office.

Arora joins from IIFL Private Wealth Management, where he was head of Middle East and Africa.

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