Credit Suisse hires head of private banking from Merrill Lynch for Australia
Credit Suisse has hired Nick Kalikajaros as managing director and head of private banking for Australia. Kalikajaros will start in October and will be based in Sydney. He joins Credit Suisse from Merrill Lynch where he was head of global private clients for Australia and New Zealand.
Kalikajaros will report to François Monnet, head of private banking for Southeast Asia and Australasia, who will start at Credit Suisse in September. He will also report to David Trude, Sydney Branch Manager and country head for Australia.
Credit Suisse has also hired Shane Galligan as head of products for private banking Australia based in Melbourne. He will be responsible for developing and implementing a domestic private banking offerings.
Galligan was previously with National Australia Bank
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