Rothschild is experiencing the laying off of a small debt advisory group, with Lazard reportedly being the instigator.
In a strategic move to bolster its Debt Advisory division in Germany, investment bank Lazard has announced the appointment of a three-member team, poached from Rothschild. The new team, consisting of individuals with unspecified roles and responsibilities, will join Lazard's rapidly expanding Private Equity and Financing department.
The new Head of Debt Advisory and Co-Head of Capital Structure Advisory in Germany is named Cppn, who previously worked at Rothschild. Cppn will hold both positions simultaneously, marking a significant addition to Lazard's German team.
Katja Ksoll, another former Rothschild employee, has also been appointed as Head of Debt Advisory and Co-Head of Capital Structure Advisory in Germany by Lazard. The appointments are part of Lazard's ongoing expansion in its Private Equity and Financing department in Germany.
The poaching of this team from Rothschild is seen as a strategic move by Lazard to strengthen its Debt Advisory division in Germany. The financial terms of the poaching or the appointments have not been disclosed.
Lazard's Private Equity and Financing department in Germany is growing rapidly, and the addition of these new team members is expected to further enhance its capabilities. The new team members will work within this department, contributing to its growth and success.
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The poaching of Katja Ksoll and Cppn, previously from Rothschild, marks Lazard's strategic reinforcement of its Debt Advisory and Capital Structure Advisory divisions in Germany. These new hires, including Cppn as the new Head of Debt Advisory and Co-Head of Capital Structure Advisory, will reinforce Lazard's Private Equity and Financing department, contributing to its growth and success.
