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StanChart nabs Lehman talent for new structured products team

Standard Chartered Bank is strengthening its structured products capability with the creation of a new team. As part of the move, Lehman Brothers’ Remy Klammers has been appointed global head of fixed income trading, a new position which will amalgamate the bank’s FX, rates, credit and structured products trading.

    • Sophia Morrell

Klammers was previously head of structured products for Asia at Lehman, where he helped to build a multi-asset structured products platform. Prior to that, he worked at Goldman Sachs for seven years in a variety of roles in the structured products business. He will report to Lenny Feder, who is group head of financial markets.

StanChart’s new structured products trading group will be headed by

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