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Natixis CIB appoints new APAC equity derivatives head

Arnaud Davoust will report to Eric Elbaz.

Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking (Natixis CIB) has appointed Arnaud Davoust as head of equity derivatives sales & structuring for the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. 

Based in Hong Kong, Davoust will report to Eric Elbaz, Head of Sales & Structuring, Asia Pacific, and globally to Guillaume Calvino, Global Head of Equity Structuring. 

In this role, Davoust will oversee equity derivatives product structuring and client strategy in APAC, contributing to the equity business's development and growth.

Davoust joins Natixis CIB after five years at Bank of America in Singapore, where he was head of equity derivatives sales and structuring for APAC and head of equities for Southeast Asia. 

He previously spent 13 years at Société Générale Corporate Investment Bank, working in Tokyo, New York, and France.

 

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