Barclays has reshuffled its investment banking leadership in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region to strengthen its regional presence. Additionally, the bank appointed Khaled El Dabag and Walid Mezher as co-CEOs for the Middle East, reflecting the growing importance of the region in global finance. JPMorgan Chase is revamping its private banking division to better serve global clients with accounts exceeding $10 million. David Frame has been named as the global head of JPMorgan's private bank, a newly created role aimed at helping wealthy clients invest more internationally. Deutsche Bank is reorganizing its wealth management operations in Germany to simplify leadership and enhance fee generation from this lucrative segment. BP has appointed Simon Henry, a former Shell CFO and veteran executive, to its board of directors as part of efforts to improve its performance amid investor pressure. BNP Paribas also named two new deputy general managers, indicating ongoing leadership adjustments in the banking sector.