Barclays Hires Agarwal, Xiang to Head Commercial Mortgage Bonds
Shaishav Agarwal is joining the British bank as head of US commercial mortgage backed securities after roughly 20 years at Deutsche Bank, where he was global head of commercial real estate capital markets, according to a statement. Agarwal will report to Martin Attea, global head of securitized products origination, it said.
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