Barclays announces two senior hires in tech investment banking team

Barclays has announced that Carmen Chan and Emma Taylor will join the bank’s technology investment banking team.

Chan will become managing director of internet coverage, while Taylor will join as global head of internet coverage.

Chan joins the bank from Noom – a subscription based platform that tracks food intake and exercise habits – where she worked as vice president, head of corporate development and investor relations. Prior to this role, she worked on the internet investment banking team at Goldman Sachs in New York.

“Carmen’s expertise and experience perfectly complements our existing Internet banking team, and her appointment is further evidence of our commitment to continuing to operate a top-tier Technology franchise,” said Kristin Roth DeClark, global head of technology investment banking, Barclays.

Taylor was most recently managing director on the internet investment banking team at Goldman Sachs.

“Emma brings to Barclays and our clients an important global perspective having lived and worked in both the US and Asia covering the Internet sector for close to 20 years,” said Roth DeClark. “She is a highly regarded thought leader in the Internet space, and her deep relationships with key industry players will deliver great benefits for clients and our franchise.”

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