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People: Sameer Sethna resigns from Zimmer Lucas Partners, Goldman Sachs names vice chairmen, Citigroup names Brian Leach risk chief, Bermudez retiring, MCF Asset Management appoints president, COO and director of sales, Welch hires Dawson-Herman healthcare pro, Commerzbank hires Medcraft for alternative strategy wing in Singapore
Thursday, February 28, 2008

Opalesque Exclusive: Sameer Sethna resigns from Zimmer Lucas Partners Sameer Sethna, has just resigned from his position as Senior Managing Director of Zimmer Lucas Partners. Zimmer Lucas Partners is a $1.8 billion hedge fund focusing on investing in the energy sector.

By establishing and building out the Company's Master Limited Partnership investment effort, Sameer, 29, played an important role at Zimmer Lucas. He does not have plans for any immediate professional endeavors. No online Source.

Goldman Sachs names vice chairmen From InvestmentNews.com: The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. of New York has appointed J. Michael Evans and Michael S. Sherwood, vice chairmen of the firm.

Messrs. Evans and Sherwood continue to oversee the securities business of Goldman, with Mr. Evans remaining chairman of Goldman Sachs Asia, and Mr. Sherwood continuing his duties as co-chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs International. Full article: Source

Citigroup names Brian Leach risk chief, Bermudez retiring From WSJ.com: Citigroup Inc. (C) named Brian Leach as chief risk officer, succeeding Jorge Bermudez, a 33-year company veteran who is retiring after just three months on the job. Leach, 48, is the chief risk officer and co-chief operating officer of Old Lane Partners, a hedge fund he co-founded with Citigroup's new......................

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