Renaissance Capital hires debt capital banker from Standard Chartered

By Andrei Skvarsky.

Renaissance Capital, a Russian investment bank specialising in emerging and frontier markets, has hired Samuel Sule from Standard Chartered Bank for a London-based job as a director in the debt capital markets (DCM) division.

Sule’s recent experience includes sovereign bond issuance across West Africa, international bond issuance for multilateral institutions and banks, and local currency financing for corporates, RenCap said in a statement.

Sule has more than 10 years of DCM experience.

This includes about five years with Standard Chartered, where he held a Lagos-based position working on domestic and international debt transactions, from origination to structuring and distribution, for issuers across West Africa.

Earlier on, Sule had spent two years in another Lagos-based role, working for Stanbic IBTC, a Nigerian division of South Africa’s Standard Bank, and had held a three-year job in London at HSBC.

In his RenCap position, he will report to Dmitry Gladkov, global head of financing and head of DCM.

RenCap has offices in London, Nicosia, New York, Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Cairo and Dubai besides its headquarters in Moscow.

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