
ABN Amro appoints leveraged finance heads for Asia and Spain
Heredia will be based in Madrid and joins from Société Générale, where he worked in the leveraged finance team for several years. Heredia will provide ABN Amro with local leveraged finance expertise, to complement the large underwriting and distribution teams already in place in London and Amsterdam. Heredia will report locally to Joseba Inchaurraga, head of global markets, Spain, and globally to Courtenay.
“The leveraged finance market has seen rapid growth in Europe in recent years, with leveraged loan volumes expected to rise to record levels of issuance again in 2007,” said Courtenay.
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