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Press release: Lloyds Bank: new appointments in corporate and institutional banking in US and Germany

Published: May 2024

1st May 2024 – Lloyds Bank has made two senior executive hires, with the appointment of William (Bill) Mansfield as CEO of its North America business, effective 6 May 2024, and Anthony Bryson as Managing Director (Geschäftsführer), Markt, to lead Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Wertpapierhandelsbank GmbH in Frankfurt, effective 1 May 2024.

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William Mansfield

Mansfeld replaces Samir Lalvani, who has decided to pursue new opportunities after 14 years with Lloyds Bank North America. Mansfield will be based in the New York office and will report into Carla Antunes da Silva, CEO of Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets.

Mansfield brings with him deep corporate and investment banking experience, built over four decades in roles with several financial institutions, including the last ten years at MUFG where he held a number of leadership roles including CEO of MUFG Securities for the Americas and Head of Global Markets for the Americas. Previously, Mansfield had senior FI and product roles at Rabobank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Nomura.

This appointment comes at a pivotal point for Lloyds Bank North America and Mansfield’s priorities will be to further embed the North America strategy to deliver a material contribution to the sustainable growth of its parent company, Lloyds Banking Group, over the coming years.

Anthony Bryson

Bryson replaces Eva Porz, who has decided to pursue new opportunities after 13 years with Lloyds Bank. Bryson will lead Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Wertpapierhandelsbank GmbH and will be based in the Frankfurt office. He will join Antunes da Silva’s leadership team, with a reporting line into Nick Hughes (Managing Director, Capital Markets) in relation to his capital markets responsibilities.

Bryson has over 30 years’ experience leading markets teams for Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas and Natwest Markets and most recently was Head of EMEA Capital Markets and Advisory at SMBC Nikko.

The appointment of Bryson is a sign of Lloyds Bank’s commitment to leveraging the strength of its European franchise to deliver the wider Group’s growth ambitions.

Carla Antunes da Silva, CEO Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets, said: “These two appointments demonstrate both the ambition we have for our corporate and institutional business, as well as its attractiveness to people of Bill’s and Anthony’s considerable experience and high calibre. I am confident that Bill and Anthony will help drive our further growth in both North America and Germany and continue to improve the breadth and depth of the team to support the developing needs of our clients, whether based in the UK, North America or across Europe.

Both Eva and Samir leave us with our best wishes and heartfelt gratitude, having helped grow the respective business and cementing it as an integral part of our offering to our clients.”

William Mansfield, [incoming] CEO Country Head North America, said: “It is an honour to become Lloyds Bank Country Head for North America. I am excited about the opportunity we have for growth in the years ahead, as we continue to serve the needs of our clients.”

Anthony Bryson, Managing Director (Geschäftsführer), Markt, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Wertpapierhandelsbank GmbH, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity to build upon the excellent franchise already in place and I’m really looking forward to working with the team to help our European clients with their banking and capital markets’ requirements.”

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