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Deutsche hire points to optimism over securitisation

Date: 13 Jan 2010

Deutsche Bank names Sal Mirran as head of residential mortgage-backed securities for Asia-Pacific. He told asiamoney.com he sees potential for securitisation in the region because of its demographics, growth prospects and housing fundamentals.

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Pamela Tang
Deutsche Bank has named Sal Mirran its new head of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) for Asia-Pacific as optimism about the return of the industry grows.

Mirran started at the bank today (January 13) and is tasked with building out its mortgage origination and risk management platform across Asia, Japan and Australia and also with facilitating client access to the firm’s US RMBS platform.

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