ANZ boosts institutional business
(16 February 2005 – Australia) ANZ has beefed up its Institutional business with two key appointments.
Cathryn Carver has been named managing director of Corporate and Structured Financing while Scott Reid has been appointed to the newly created role of New South Wales State chairman.
Carver joins ANZ from Westpac where she was most recently acting general manager of Risk, Institutional Banking. Among previous roles at Westpac she was general manager of Debt Capital Markets, general manager of Corporate Finance and head of Capital Markets.
Carver starts with the bank in March and will report to ANZ group managing director, Institutional, Steve Targett.
In his new role Reid will assist with developing and maintaining key institutional relationships in NSW. Reid has joined ANZ following an extensive career with Chase Manhattan Bank/JP Morgan Chase where he held key management roles in Australia, the US and UK, including managing director and regional executive of Australasia.
Targett said Reid had an impressive track record in building client franchise and expanding product capability.
"He will be involved in assisting Institutional increase market share in NSW and building the group’s reputation in the state," Targett said.
Carver joins ANZ from Westpac where she was most recently acting general manager of Risk, Institutional Banking. Among previous roles at Westpac she was general manager of Debt Capital Markets, general manager of Corporate Finance and head of Capital Markets.
Carver starts with the bank in March and will report to ANZ group managing director, Institutional, Steve Targett.
In his new role Reid will assist with developing and maintaining key institutional relationships in NSW. Reid has joined ANZ following an extensive career with Chase Manhattan Bank/JP Morgan Chase where he held key management roles in Australia, the US and UK, including managing director and regional executive of Australasia.
Targett said Reid had an impressive track record in building client franchise and expanding product capability.
"He will be involved in assisting Institutional increase market share in NSW and building the group’s reputation in the state," Targett said.
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