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UBS names new global co-head of FICC

    • Alastair Marsh
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He will be based in New York and will share responsibility for UBS FICC operations with his Singapore-based counterpart Carsten Kengeter, who was appointed on September 4.

Most recently, Mayer was global co-head of fixed income at Bear Stearns and a member of the US bank’s management committee.

He will report to Jerker Johansson, group chairman and chief executive officer, and will also join the investment bank executive committee and the UBS board.

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