
ABN Amro hires global head of CDOs
Prior to his last position at TD Securities, Guerrero was managing director of high yield and structured finance capital markets at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in New York - now part of CSFB - having also been head of asset-backed finance, global structured finance and global emerging debt capital markets at BT Securities.
Guerrero's appointment follows a raft of senior hires at ABN Amro, including the recruitment last month of Terri Duhon as head of credit structuring and European head of CDOs, based in London. The bank said it intends to continue growing its structured products business with new hires due in the near future.
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