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    Barclays Head of Securitized Products Eichel Steps Down

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    Posted on January 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Scott Eichel, Barclays' head of securitized products, steps down after seven years. David Garner, from Atlas SP Partners, recently joined as head of bond trading.

    Scott Eichel Steps Down as Barclays' Head of Securitized Products

    (Reuters) - Barclays' global head of securitised products Scott Eichel is leaving, the bank's spokesperson said on Tuesday.

    "After seven years of delivering solid progress against our strategy, Scott Eichel will be stepping down from his role... and will be taking some much-deserved personal time off," the spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters.

    Eichel joined Barclays as its head of securitized products for markets in August 2018.

    News of Eichel's departure comes around six months after David Garner joined the British lender as managing director and global head of securitized products bond trading, also based in New York. Garner joined Barclays from Atlas SP Partners.

    (Reporting by Gnaneshwar Rajan in Bengaluru and Sinead Cruise in London; Editing by Shailesh Kuber)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Scott Eichel steps down as Barclays' head of securitized products.
    • •Eichel served in his role since August 2018.
    • •David Garner joined Barclays as global head of bond trading.
    • •Garner previously worked at Atlas SP Partners.
    • •The change marks a strategic shift for Barclays.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Barclays' head of securitized products Eichel steps down

    1Who is stepping down from Barclays?

    Scott Eichel, the global head of securitized products at Barclays, is leaving the bank.

    2How long did Scott Eichel serve at Barclays?

    Scott Eichel joined Barclays in August 2018 and has served for over seven years.

    3
    Who recently joined Barclays in a similar role?

    David Garner joined Barclays as managing director and global head of securitized products bond trading about six months ago.

    4What will Scott Eichel do after leaving Barclays?

    Scott Eichel will be taking some much-deserved personal time off after stepping down.

    5What is the significance of Eichel's departure?

    Eichel's departure comes after a period of solid progress against Barclays' strategy in the securitized products market.

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