As economic markets brace for the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, a pair of financial services firms have named new in-house legal and compliance leaders.
PJT Partners Inc., a publicly traded investment bank, announced Tuesday that General Counsel James Cuminale will retire at year’s end to make way for successor David Travin, its current deputy general counsel. The bank disclosed in a securities filing that Cuminale will remain with PJT after Jan. 1 to assist with the transition of his duties and “provide senior legal advice on transactions.”
Travin has spent the past four years at PJT, a boutique ...