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4 November 2009 - Tara Loader Wilkinson

Credit Suisse scoops private banking veteran from UBS

Swiss bank Credit Suisse has hired a 24-year private banking veteran from rival UBS for its ultra high net worth Individuals division.

Ian Dembinski starts as a managing director and UHNWI segment head for the UK and International, effective February 2010. He will be based in London and report to Blake Shorthouse, head of the UHNWI business in the EMEA region, and Mark Hirst, head of the market area UK and International for the EMEA private banking business.

Dembinski joins Credit Suisse after a 24 year career at UBS, where he was most recently head of the key client team, based in London.

During his tenure at UBS, he was also head of Nordic debt capital markets group, and head of the leisure sector team.

Tags: Blake Shorthouse , Credit Suisse , UBS

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