SG Corporate & Investment Banking
SG Corporate & Investment Banking (SG CIB) has expanded its European leveraged and acquisition finance business with two key appointments to the company's Frankfurt-based team. Joachim Erdle, 35, joins as vice-president of European Leveraged & Acquisition Finance in a strategic move to further strengthen the origination and execution capabilities of SG CIB as a lead arranger of debt finance for mid-and large-caps. Prior to SG CIB, Erdle worked for several years at Landesbank Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart as team head of acquisition and leveraged finance with a strong focus on the German mid-cap market. He was part of the team from its inception in the 1990s and in addition was actively involved in private equity, ABS and equity capital market transactions. Hans Twietmeyer, 35, joins SG CIB as an associate from Royal Bank of Scotland, where he has worked as a manager/analyst in the German Leveraged Finance team in Frankfurt since June 2000. Both Erdle and Twietmeyer will work closely with SG CIB's M&A advisory, equity capital market and debt professionals, as well as with the financial sponsor coverage team in London, to offer a value-generating platform to private equity sponsors active in Germany and Europe. They both report to Claus Peter, head of German leveraged & acquisition finance, who is similarly based in Frankfurt.
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