Pughe leaves NatWest's EMEA syndicated loan team

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Middle East & Africa, Europe

By Max Thompson

Jonathan Pughe has left his role as head of EMEA loan syndicate & sales at NatWest after nearly 15 years to join ABN Amro. Pughe will assume a similar role at the Dutch bank as managing director of EMEA loan syndicate, responsible for pricing, executing, underwriting and selling structured and...

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