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June 23 (Reuters) - The following financial services industry appointments were announced on Monday. To inform us of other job changes, email to moves@thomsonreuters.com.
The financial services company named Amir Sadr as head of its ultra high-net worth business in Middle East Northern Africa (MENA). Sadr is joining from Coutts and has spent nine years at Merrill Lynch in various roles in investment banking, institutional sales and private banking with a focus on the Middle East.
BANQUE SYZ & CO
The Swiss banking group named former Jefferies International Ltd executive George Azar as manager of its representative office in Dubai.
CITIGROUP INC (NYSE: C - news)
The financial group said on Friday that Edward "Ned" Kelly, a former chief financial officer who went on to advise as chairman of the company's investment bank, is retiring. Kelly, 61, will be replaced by Stephen Volk, who joined the bank in 2004 and will continue to be a vice chairman of Citigroup, a spokeswoman said.
GAZPROMBANK
The Russian bank said that Gazprombank Asset Management has appointed Igor Kan to the position of vice president and head of structured products portfolio management and trading.
RABOBANK INTERNATIONAL
The company has appointed Allard Voûte as manager for international desks Singapore and representative markets. Based in Singapore, Voûte will focus on servicing Dutch companies that are active in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
MOORE STEPHENS
The international accountancy firm has announced two senior appointments to support the growth of its financial services team. John Baker has been appointed counter fraud director where he will be responsible for developing counter-fraud and counter-bribery services. Mathew Ring has been appointed as IT audit director.
PUMA INVESTMENTS
The UK-based tax-efficient specialist has appointed Venetia Coleman to its business development team.
THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORP (BCIMC)
One of Canada's largest pension fund managers said on Friday its board has chosen Gordon Fyfe as its new head. Fyfe will become both chief executive officer and chief investment officer of BCIMC on July 7. (Compiled by Shailaja Sharma)
