Aggressive recruitment in corporate finance

Article Abstract:

UK merchant banks are increasingly looking for corporate finance employees who take an aggressive approach and can offer the necessary skills for developing merger and acquisition opportunities in relatively narrow areas of expertise. Many now operate small corporate finance teams which have a high level of specialised industry or country knowledge, and this can present recruitment difficulties. They are increasingly turning to recruitment consultants to resolve these problems.

Recruiting, Employment, Capitalists and financiers

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Barrett throws down the gauntlet at KPMG Corporate Finance

Article Abstract:

The appointment of Stephen Barrett to the position of head of UK mergers and acquisitions at KPMG Corporate Finance is part of plans at the concern to have experienced merchant bankers in top positions. It aims to be able to compete with traditional merchant banks for public company advisory work. It plans to take more top staff from leading merchant and investment banks, and is very confident about its future.

Management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, KPMG, Barrett, Stephen

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Greenwich coup to overhaul NatWest acquisition finance

Article Abstract:

The appointment of Simon Hood as new NatWest Acquisitions Finance (NWAF) acting managing director has been instigated by Greenwich NatWest co-chief executive Chip Kruger, who specifically wanted to ensure a controlling interest in the firm, should it be taken over in the future. Hood is reassuring investors of his intentions to expand the management buyout service department.

Human resource management, Natwest Acquisitions Finance

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