JPMorgan's global head of ECM is now free to join his friend at Citi

efinancialcareers.com:

Achintya Mangla didn't stay long in New York. After moving from London to JPM's New York headquarters to become global head of equitycapital markets in September 2022, the bank today waved him on his way.

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JPMorgan declined to comment. Mangla is leaving the bank asDoug Petno and Filippo Gori, who were promoted to run global banking in February 2024 make changes to «strengthen connectivity» across the bank's franchise. As part of these changes, Dorothee Blessing, Jay Horine, Kevin Foley and Anu Aiyengar have taken on larger roles.

In a memo seen by eFinancialCareers, JPMorgan said Mangla had informed the bank «of his decision to pursue opportunities outside the firm.» He'd worked there for 20 years, all but two of them in London. 

Needless to say, another senior London banker also left JPMorgan recently: Vis Raghavan, who is joining Citi as head of investment banking. The supposition is that Mangla, who is apparently close to Raghavan, is going to join him.

Under the new structure at JPMorgan:

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