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Barclays names Takeo Kamai head of high-touch sales trading, Japan

Barclays names Takeo Kamai head of high-touch sales trading, Japan

ReutersReuters2026/09/07 01:20
  • Barclays named Takeo Kamai as head of high-touch sales trading in Japan, rebuilding an on-the-ground high-touch execution capability in its Japan cash equities business.
  • Kamai joins from CLSA, where he led execution services in Japan spanning high-touch, program, and electronic trading.
  • The bank also hired Warren Kim into its Japan cash equities business.
  • Kim previously led CLSA’s offshore sales trading business in Japan.


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