Winners' words: Australian domestic and Kangaroo intermediary awards
- Sunday, 07 May 2017
Next in the series talking to the individual award winners from the KangaNews Awards 2016, Tom Irving, managing director and head of Asia syndicate at TD Securities, and Brad Scott, director, corporate debt markets origination at National Australia Bank, reveal what it takes to be an award-winning intermediary in an everchanging Australian market.
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