Proximocast: Industry news - 22 August

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Oil & gas

Region:

Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa

By Azeem Pervez

This week we run through promotions and hires across the globe; Adapture Renewables hires Kyle Johnson - Sylvain Delion moves from Macquarie to RPC - HIF Global appoints Roberto Simon as CFO - Felipe Fernandez R. moves to Barclays from Mainstream - Mayer Brown promotes Nick Kouvaritakis - CEFC promotes Kathryn Grace - Michael Crosland and Paul Fairbairn join Societe Generale - Societe Generale hires Sang Joon Lee - Deloitte hires Alex De la Vega - Agentis Capital Advisors hires Matt Wright - Brent Tasugi moves to I Squared Capital - Credit Agricole promotes Pablo Garcia-Maestro Gil-Casares...

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