Goldman Sachs Senior Southeast Asia Executive Leaves for Citigroup

(Source: LinkedIn)

​Harry Naysmith, the head of investment banking in Southeast Asia of Goldman Sachs, has parted ways with the US-based investment bank giant to take up the position of the new vice-chairman of banking, capital markets, and advisory for Southeast Asia, Citigroup, according to Bloomberg.

Harry joined Goldman Sachs in 2013 based in Indonesia from Royal Bank of Scotland, where he was Country Executive, Indonesia for more than 3 years. Prior to that, he served ABN AMRO Bank N.V. from 2004 to 2009, first as Head of Corporate Finance, South East Asia, then as Country Executive, Malaysia. Furthermore, he has been with HSBC for 13 years, ending up with the role of Managing Director and Head of Corporate Finance and Advisory, South East Asia.

Harry is reported to have disclose his departure last week, but both banks turned down to comment on the move.

Earlier in July, Fazzaco reported that Goldman Sachs announced the opening of a new office in Hyderabad​ to expand its global center for engineering and business innovation in India.