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RETAIL BANKING | Tony Chua, Australia
Published: 21 Nov 11
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ANZ names Michael Luk as Global Head Of Debt Origination

The ex- Bank of America Merrill Lynch banker replaces Reuben Tucker.

Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. on Friday appointed Michael Luk as global head of debt origination and head of capital markets in Asia.

Luk, who most recently served as head of Asia Pacific debt capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, replaces Reuben Tucker.

Tucker, had been in that role since 2008 but recently decided to return to New Zealand with his family, ANZ said in a press release.

Tucker starts with ANZ in Auckland in February, while Luk starts next week and will be based in Hong Kong, as mentioned in a report in the Wall Street Journal.

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