Roberto Colapinto heads to CACEIS
28 June 2013 Luxembourg
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CACEIS has appointed Roberto Colapinto as head of regional coverage, in charge of Southern European and Latin American clients.
He will reports to Joseph Saliba, CACEIS deputy CEO, in charge of business development.
Colapinto will be responsible for further developing CACEIS’s sales activity with Southern European and Latin American asset managers, institutional investors, banks and brokers; promoting CACEIS’s global asset servicing offering to Southern European and Latin American clients in all markets where they operate; and building up client loyalty based on the quality of services provided by CACEIS.
Colapinto worked at State Street for nine years in London, Zurich and Milan, where he managed the acquisition of Deutsche Bank Securities Services in Italy.
He then became direttore generale of the Italian branch of Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild Europe that he established in 2007.
He will reports to Joseph Saliba, CACEIS deputy CEO, in charge of business development.
Colapinto will be responsible for further developing CACEIS’s sales activity with Southern European and Latin American asset managers, institutional investors, banks and brokers; promoting CACEIS’s global asset servicing offering to Southern European and Latin American clients in all markets where they operate; and building up client loyalty based on the quality of services provided by CACEIS.
Colapinto worked at State Street for nine years in London, Zurich and Milan, where he managed the acquisition of Deutsche Bank Securities Services in Italy.
He then became direttore generale of the Italian branch of Banque Privee Edmond de Rothschild Europe that he established in 2007.
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