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People News: Moves at UBS, Citi, Evercore, Fidelity, JP Morgan, Deutsche

Citi hired James Glerum the co-head of UBS's Midwestern operations and its head of diversified industrials, and Cary Kochman, co-head of global mergers and acquisitions at UBS. [DealBook]

JPMorgan Chase commercial-banking chief Todd Maclin and international operations head Heidi Miller are likely to step down from their posts within month. [Bloomberg]

Glenn Tilton was named chairman of JPMorgan Chase's Midwest business, succeeding William M. Daley, who left the bank to become White House chief of staff.[NY Times]

Evercore hired former BofA vice chair of global investment banking Tony Magro as senior managing director. [NY Times]

Former Fidelity distribution head Peter Cieszko will head American Century's North American intermediary and institutional sales. [Investment News]

Kamal Tabet, formerly one of Citi's highest-ranking bankers to private equity firms, has joined Terra Firma as head of investor relations. [DealBook]

UBS hired Yusuf Nahmiyas from Deutsche Bank for its technology, media and telecommunications mergers team. [NY Times]

Rothschild hired Steve Patrick, the former vice chairman of Colgate-Palmolive, as a senior adviser. [DealBook]

Barclays promoted Greg Dalvito and Richard Hardegree to co-heads of technology mergers and acquisitions.[DealBook]

Lazard has hired Mark Walker, a former managing partner of the law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, to work with its sovereign advisory team. [DealBook]

Richard Neiman, the former superintendent of banks for New York, will join PricewaterhouseCoopers as chairman of foreign bank regulations. [DealBook]

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