The following financial services industry appointments were announced on Dec.1, linked where possible to personal profiles on LinkedIn. To inform us of other job changes, please e-mail moves@thomsonreuters.com.
BARCLAYS CAPITAL
Barclays Capital, the investment banking arm of Britain’s Barclays Plc, announced the leadership team for its mergers and acquisitions business after buying Lehman Brothers’ North American investment banking unit.
GENERAL ATLANTIC
General Atlantic LLC, a growth equity firm, today announced that Fernando Marques Oliveira has joined the firm as a managing director and head of its Sao Paulo office and Latin American program. Oliveira has been an active investor in the private equity industry in Brazil since 1997, most recently as a director of Grupo Icatu, a family investment office, the company said.
CME
Derivatives exchange CME Group said Mark Thompson Jr. joins as director, Hedge Funds. Thompson joins CME Group from UBS Securities LLC where he most recently served as a member of the macro/cross asset sales team, CME said.
CARLTON PARTNERS LLP
Carlton Partners LLP, an independent private merchant banking group, appointed Adrian Kyriazi as Joint Managing Partner.
CNM LLP
CNM LLP, an independent accounting and advisory services firm, said it has appointed Carl Adams to head CNM’s accounting & transactions advisory service line. Adams previously worked with biotechnology company Amgen Inc.
LINCOLN FINANCIAL ADVISORS CORP
Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp named Brett Collins Managing Director for the Southern Regional Planning Group. The Southern Region includes financial planning offices throughout Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.
WINDES & MCCLAUGHRY ACCOUNTANCY CORP
Windes & McClaughry Accountancy Corp appointed Jim Jimenez as partner in its Internal Audit and Business Advisory Services Practice.
BANCORP RHODE ISLAND INC
Bancorp Rhode Island Inc appointed of Robert Wischnowsky to the position of executive vice president for operations and technology and chief information officer.
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What the economists don’t realize that many of us are tired of credit card companies tricks and are planning to limit our credit card use and pay off our accounts as soon as possible. Maybe instead of buying that new thing right away we will put off our purchases for a month or two, and really decide how much we really want or need it. It might be just as much fun to see how much we can save, instead of spend. A serious drop in consumer spending will open their eyes! Maybe rates will finally start to come down. Let them keep their money!
- Posted by Neal E. Trickel, MT