Bank of America‘s global head of technology, media and telecommunications investment banking Anwar Zakkour is planning to depart to pursue other opportunities, according to an internal e-mail obtained by CNBC.

His departure marks the second global head of the group to leave in less than a year. Zakkour’s co-head, Chet Bozdog, retired in March. Zakkour has been the sole head of the group since Bozdog’s departure. Bank of America was not immediately available for comment.

Zakkour joined the bank in 2013 after eight years at JP Morgan & Chase, including the last two as global vice chairman of investment banking. Some of his recent deals include selling the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, representing Verizon on its acquisition of Yahoo’s Internet core business, and selling Time Inc. to Meredith.

Zakkour will be replaced by Jack McDonald, currently co-head of global M&A. McDonald will remain in Palo Alto, California, and report to Diego De Giorgi, head of global investment banking, according to the memo.

Zakkour will depart next month and will take some time before deciding on his next position, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be named because the matter is private.

Before joining Bank of America, Zakkour worked on some of the largest and most influential media and telecom deals ever, including Verizon’s $130 billion deal with Vodafone to buy the 45 percent stake in Verizon Wireless it didn’t already own, and General Electric’s sale of NBCUniversal to Comcast.

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