Credit Suisse has appointed Richard Gibb as the new CEO for its Australia unit, replacing John Knox who has held the role since 2015.
Gibb will head investment banking and capital markets, private banking, markets and financing in Australia.
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Gibb joins from Deutsche Bank where he worked for a decade, latterly as its head of corporate finance for Asia-Pacific.
In his financial career of over three decades, he also served at Merrill Lynch, Bankers Trust, and Westpac.
Credit Suisse CEO for Asia-Pacific Helman Sitohang said: “I look forward to having a strong talent of Richard’s calibre join our Asia Pacific leadership team and continue to build on the success of our Australia business.”
“I would like to thank John for his various contributions to Credit Suisse over the last 24 years. He leaves with our best wishes for the future.”
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