JP Morgan’s Asia commodities chief Dawe quits

- By Christopher Jeffery
- 01 Sep 2010

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JP Morgan's Asia Pacific chief executive of global commodities, Oral Dawe, is retiring from the firm. He will be replaced by Ray Eyles, who was most recently global head of commodity proprietary trading in London.

Dawe joined JP Morgan in May 2008 from Goldman Sachs where he had worked for a decade, most recently alongside Allan Marson as co-head of commodities for the region. He was tasked with aggressively building out JP Morgan's commodities group in Asia and attracted a raft of senior

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