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Wednesday 17 February 2021 8:48 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 18 February 2021 3:36 pm

JP Morgan makes Linklaters partner its co-head of UK investment banking

By: Tom Saunders

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Charlie Jacobs, senior partner at magic circle law firm Linklaters, will join JP Morgan as co-head of UK investment banking.

Jacobs, who is one of the city’s major players in the M&A space, will replace Ed Byers who has been promoted to Vice Chair of UK Investment Banking.

Jacobs will co-lead the investment banking operations with David Lomer.

According to a memo seen by Morning Wire, Ed Byers approached JP Morgan last year about the possibility of transferring to a purely client-focused role.

It is an unusual step for an investment bank to hire from other industries, particularly at such a senior level.

Last week JP Morgan announced it had hired Chuka Umunna as its head of ESG in EMEA.

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