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RBS unveils regional equities appointments

Date: 02 Jul 2009

The British bank announces changes to its ECM team in Australia, following a raft of new appointments across its Asia-Pacific business.

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Ruth David

The Royal Bank of Scotland announced today (July 2) that it had appointed David Goffage as head of equity capital markets in Australia.

It is one of several new appointments that the British bank, which is 70% government-owned following a bail-out, has made to beef up its Asia-Pacific equities business.

Goffage replaces Patrick Broughton, who will be relocating from Sydney to London to head the ECM team for emerging markets, Europe and Africa as well as the US.

RBS’ Australian equities team has also appointed Richard Hitchens as...

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