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“Can’t be true.” This was the reaction to the news that Colin Hermon, the highly successful capital markets business originator for Jardine Fleming, had resigned from the bank. Hermon tendered his resignation on the afternoon of Friday July 12. It is a sad parting of the ways for both sides. Hermon openly admits that his nine years at the bank were extremely enjoyable. “Fleming is a very special institution which manages to be aggressive and successful but also highly civilized,” he says. |
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