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James Witter, managing director of Merrill Lynch, has left the group after two years to join Nomura International as senior originator. Witter will be working in the Japanese bank's UK and Netherlands debt capital markets team, reporting to Stefano Ghersi, head of international capital markets. Before joining Merrills, Witter spent 15 years at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (then Dresdner Kleinwort Benson) in several roles including European corporate bond origination, utilities financing coverage, swaps trading, portfolio management and international corporate finance for Scandinavia ...
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