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JPMorgan names APAC and EMEA tech banking chiefs as international co-heads

From CNA · () English

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  • JPMorgan appointed Mark Fiteny and Matt Gehl as co-heads of international technology investment banking, according to a company memo seen by Reuters.
  • Fiteny will remain based in Hong Kong and Gehl in London, while both will support the bank's technology clients globally.
  • The bank also named Pieter Himpe co-head of EMEA Technology Investment Banking alongside Bill Hutchings.

JPMorgan Chase has appointed the heads of its Asia-Pacific and EMEA technology investment banking businesses as co-heads of international technology investment banking, according to a company memo seen by Reuters.

Mark Fiteny, who leads Asia-Pacific Technology, Media and Telecom and New Economy Investment Banking, will share the international role with Matt Gehl, head of EMEA Technology Investment Banking. A company spokesperson confirmed the appointments.

Both bankers have more than two decades of experience and will support JPMorgan's technology clients globally. Gehl will remain based in London, while Fiteny will continue to work from Hong Kong.

JPMorgan also appointed Pieter Himpe, currently head of EMEA Internet and Tech Services within the technology investment banking division, as co-head of EMEA Technology Investment Banking alongside veteran banker Bill Hutchings.

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