Hartford Financial Services announced that Michael R. Chesman was named senior vice president, associate general counsel and director of tax law. Chesman, 63, joins The Hartford from the Internal Revenue Service, where he was director of the office of professional responsibility. Chesman will report to Alan Kreczko, executive vice president and general counsel. The appointment is effective November 18, 2008.-Business Wire
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Bank of America has named a leadership team for its corporate, commercial and investment banking that includes executives from Merrill Lynch. The bank said that Brian Brille, from the bank, will oversee corporate and investment banking in the Americas. Merrill executive Jim Forbes will manage those operations in the Asia-Pacific region while Mark Aedy, also from Merrill, will oversee Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The bank’s Joel Van Dusen has been named head of global corporate banking. Jeff Kaplan, from Merrill Lynch, will lead global mergers and acquisitions and financial sponsors.-Baltimore Business Journal
Grubb & Ellis announced that it has named Matthew A. Engel as senior vice president, accounting and finance and chief accounting officer, effective immediately. Engel, 41, will have responsibility for the company’s corporate accounting, tax, financial risk management and treasury functions. He reports to Richard W. Pehlke, executive vice president and chief financial officer. Engel joins Grubb & Ellis from H&R Block, where he spent seven years in various senior finance leadership positions. Most recently, he was senior vice president, chief financial officer of the company’s mortgage services segment, where he oversaw the finance, treasury, accounting, business planning and corporate strategy functions. While at H&R Block, he also held the title of vice president, controller for the mortgage services segment and chief accounting officer for the parent company.-PR Newswire
Wells Fargo Insurance Services announces the addition of Bruce Anderson as a senior vice president and account executive in its Redwood City-based real estate practice. Anderson will specialize in the real estate and property management industries and manage services delivered to major Wells Fargo customers in the Bay Area and across northern California. A 30 year veteran of the insurance industry, Anderson joins Wells Fargo Insurance Services from Marsh Risk Insurance Service’s San Francisco office where he was most recently senior vice president and client executive.-Business Wire
Bank of America and Merrill Lync announced that Merrill’s Andrea Orcel, head of global origination and president of Europe, Middle East and Africa, or EMEA, global markets and investment banking, will become president of the combined banks’ global banking, securities and wealth management division.-Daily Deal/The Deal
Merrill Lynch head of investment banking for all of Asia, Damian Chunilal, has left the company, the second top level shake-up in the last two months at Merrill’s Asia group. Sheldon Trainor, Merrill’s head of Asia investment banking, excluding Japan and Australia, stepped down from day-to-day responsibilities of the division in September to assume a new role. Trainor reported to Chunilal before and after his move.-The International Herald Tribune
Deutsche Bank announced that Mike Gelhard has joined the bank as a managing director and global co-head of emerging markets corporate credit and special situations. Gelhard is based in New York and will be responsible for the origination, risk management and distribution of corporate credit throughout Latin America and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Morgan Stanley announced the hiring of two senior banking veterans to lead the firm’s newly created retail banking group, as the firm continues to build out its retail banking business and deposit base.
AFLAC announced that veteran marketing expert M. Jeffrey Charney has joined the company’s executive team as senior vice president; chief marketing officer for Aflac U.S. The company also announced that Ronald S. Sanders has been named senior vice president; deputy director of sales, effective November 15, 2008, where he will support Ronald E. Kirkland, senior vice president; director of sales, who will retire at the end of 2009. -PR Newswire
RBC Capital Markets Corporation appointed Richard Barker as head of global investment banking, Australia. Barker spent 10 years at N.M. Rothschild & Sons (Australia), where he was executive director, mergers and acquisitions.-The Daily Deal