Two of the most senior executives at Barclays’ wealth and investment management arm are to leave, this publication can exclusively report.

Two of the most senior executives at Barclays’ wealth and investment management arm, Emmanuel Fievet and David Semaya, are leaving the UK-listed firm, this publication can exclusively report today.

Fievet, who has been head of wealth management UK and Europe, has decided to leave Barclays after five years in senior management roles.

Henry Fischel-Bock is to replace Fievet and joins the wealth and investment management executive committee immediately. He has spent 30-years in the industry and joined Barclays in February 2010 from International Planning Group, a client advisory firm in Miami. It is understood that Fievet and Fischel-Bock will work closely to ensure a smooth transition.

Semaya, meanwhile, departs after starting his career at Barclays in 2004, leading and growing Barclays Global Investors Japan. In 2006 he was appointed chief executive officer for BGI EMEA and Asia ex-Japan. Semaya joined the wealth and investment management business – then called Barclays Wealth - in 2009, leading its private banking business in the UK and Ireland until last year.

To view other changes at Barclays, click here for this other exclusive report by WealthBriefing.