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DrKW appoints head of hybrid capital

Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW), the investment banking arm of Dresdner Bank, has appointed Mark Woolley from Goldman Sachs as head of hybrid capital.

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Woolley spent seven years at Goldman, where he covered financial institutions as part of the debt capital markets, hybrid and asset liability management group. He now reports to Olivier Jalouneix and Nick Morgan, global co-heads of capital markets origination for financial institutions.

“We continue to integrate our financial institutions franchise across all products to provide a broad platform, including debt and equity capital markets, securitisation, lending and a range of advisory services. Mark will be a critically important addition to the team,” said Joe Dryer, global head of capital markets origination.

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