At this year’s Euromoney borrowers and investors conference, one of the bond market’s most respected and outspoken heads of borrowing will be notably absent from the borrower panels and roundtables. Mark Cutis, former treasurer of the EBRD, has jumped back into the banking world, whence he came following stints at Merrill Lynch and Dresdner Bank. After six years at EBRD – he originally committed to stay for just 18 months – he now sits on the management committee of Nomura International, running its international market division.
His job is to pull together Nomura’s fixed income trading operations worldwide and mould them into a single global business.
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