More bankers leave Credit Suisse

In:

Power, Renewables, Social infrastructure, Waste and water

By Max Thompson

Credit Suisse's most senior energy and power bankers – Jonathan Kaufman and Tom Greenberg, the co-heads of the global energy and infrastructure (GEI) investment banking group; Ted Michaels, the bank's global head of renewables; Craig Edgar, vice chairman of power, utilities and...

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Proximocast: Jeff MacKay and Oscar Manuel Batres, AES

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Proximocast: Jeff MacKay and Oscar Manuel Batres, AES

Proximo talks to Jeff MacKay and Oscar Manuel Batres at AES about AES's international energy portfolio, including a discussion of key sectors and markets, as well as the...

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