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BAML's Asia head of structured product sales departs

Arif Mansuri the latest in a string of high-profile departures in the Asian structured product market

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Arif Mansuri, head of equity structured solutions and third-party distribution, Asia-Pacific at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has left the bank. At BAML, Mansuri was responsible for the overall sales and platform development efforts of the bank's structured products business to clients across the region.

Mansuri and Benjamin Tsai were appointed co-heads of equity structured solutions and third-party distribution in August 2010 following the departure of Abhinav Gorawara to RBS. Tsai was

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