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The most influential investment bankers in Europe

Investment Banking Editor

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The City’s investment banks have been through a raft of senior changes over the past 12 months. But 18 executives still made the cut for 

Most Influential in European Finance list

, which highlights those with the most sway in the industry.

Dorothee Blessing, global co-head of investment banking coverage, JPMorgan

Fabrizio Campelli, head of corporate and investment bank, Deutsche Bank

Matthew Cannon, head of Emea investment bank, Bank of America

Cathal Deasy, global co-head of investment banking, Barclays

Filippo Gori, Emea CEO and co-head global banking, JPMorgan

Ignacio Gutiérrez-Orrantia, chief executive officer, Citi Europe

Anthony Gutman, co-head of Emea investment banking, Goldman Sachs

Greg Guyett, CEO of global banking and markets, HSBC

George Holst, head of corporate clients group, BNP Paribas

Henrik Johnsson, co-head of capital markets and European investment banking, Deutsche Bank

Dominic Lester, head of investment banking, Emea, Jefferies

Tim Main, Head of Emea investment banking, Barclays

Lisa McGeough, co-head of global banking, HSBC

Jim O’Neil, head of Emea corporate and investment banking, Bank of America

Javier Oficialdegui, head of global banking, UBS

Simon Smith, global co-head of investment banking, Morgan Stanley

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