kate richdale

Kate Richdale and Andrea Vella talk about how they are reshaping the firm, the thinking behind recent layoffs and their top insights into 2017 corporate finance trends.

FinanceAsia’s 2015 honour roll of the most influential women across Asia-Pacific spans investment and commercial banking.

Kate Richdale is one of the most senior women in Asia's investment banking circles and has advised on trailblazing M&A and capital market transactions during her career.

Chinese girl power and bank efforts to attract and retain a more diverse staff and leadership are slowly narrowing the gender gap in Asia.

Appointment of co-heads to the investment banking division in Asia excluding Japan triggered by Matthew Westerman's imminent relocation to London.

Move comes after the US investment bank landed a string of high-profile deals and further integrated its China teams.

Goldman’s co-head of investment banking in Asia-Pacific ex-Japan is heading back to the US to take up a global role, according to people familiar with the matter.

A rare partnership offer lures Morgan Stanley’s head of Asia-Pacific investment banking to one of its biggest rivals.

Gokul Laroia takes over from David Russell who will return to London to become head of equities for Emea. The move leaves Kate Richdale as the sole head of investment banking in the region.