Monday, 23rd November 2009

 

22 February 2008 - David Bain

Credit Suisse’s private banking head for China leaves

But it is unclear where he is going.

Credit Suisse's private banking head for China Alfred Tsai, is leaving, according to a Dow Jones report.

The report said Tsai is currently on leave and his last official day is April 8th.

Anuj Khanna, Credit Suiss's head of private banking North Asia, will oversee the China market in the meantime.

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