Itau Restructures Investment Bank, Treasury, U.S. Teams
- Christian Egan takes over treasury and global markets
- Carlos Constantini becomes U.S. chief executive officer
Pedestrians walk past an Itau Unibanco Holding SA bank branch in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Itau Unibanco Holding SA, the Brazilian bank that’s replacing its chief executive officer in April, named Christian Egan to lead the global markets and treasury business and Carlos Constantini as CEO of the U.S. unit.
Constantini will be based in Miami, where Itau runs its most important business in the U.S., its private-banking operation for Latin American clients, Eduardo Vassimon, Itau’s wholesale general officer, said in a telephone interview. Almir Vignoto, head of New York operations, will retire in coming months and act as a consultant and member of the U.S. board, according to Vassimon.