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Morgan Stanley and UBS declined to comment.
Greco, who started his career at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in 1999, has worked on a series of capital increases for bailed-out bank Monte dei Paschi (MPS) as well as UniCredit and handled the listing of UniCredit’s online broker Finecobank and asset manager Anima among other deals.
He has a close relationship with UniCredit’s newly-appointed boss Andrea Orcel, who took him under his wing at Bank of America where Orcel ultimately became executive vice chairman of its investment bank.
Orcel later brought Greco over to UBS where he joined the FIG team while Orcel was running UBS’s investment banking unit between 2012 and 2018.
In the 20th article in a series on 20th-century artists who shaped Maltese modernism,
Joseph Agius details the evolution of sculptor Joseph M. Genuis.
Joseph Mary Genuis (1934-1970) was one of the 20th-century sculptors that Malta lost at a very young age. His oeuvre displays a very modernist approach that shows that he was very aware of the global art world, especially the European one.
His friendship with fellow sculptors Josef Kalleya − one of the two fathers of Maltese modernism − and Toni Pace and with painter Frank Baldacchino, coupled with their frequent discussions on art and literature, provided the young sculptor with ample thematic and stylistic direction.