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03 July 2025 by Keith Ford

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Credit Suisse private hire

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Credit Suisse has appointed Nicholas Kalikajaros as its second Australian head of private banking within a year.

Credit Suisse has appointed Nicholas Kalikajaros as its second Australian head of private banking within a year.

Kalikajaros replaces Cedric Davies, who left after just six months in the job.

Davies was appointed late last year to head Credit Suisse's drive to establish a private banking business in Australia. It is not yet known where he went.

Kalikajaros joins from Merrill Lynch, where he was head of global private clients for Australia and New Zealand.

 
 

He will report to newly-appointed South-East Asia and Australasia head of private banking François Monnet.

Monnet, who will join the bank in September, will report to Credit Suisse country head David Trude.