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Deutsche to add 30 relationship managers in Asia

Date: 21 Jun 2010

The bank is targeting 30 relationship managers to boost its Asia-Pacific private wealth management team in 2010, regional chief Ravi Raju revealed. The bank has added a dozen bankers in North Asia already this year, asiamoney.com can confirm.

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Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management plans to hire more than 30 relationship managers in Asia-Pacific by the end of this year, its regional chief has revealed.

The news comes as the bank confirmed to asiamoney.com today (June 21) that it has hired 12 bankers focused on North Asia already this year, bolstering its senior relationship and investment advisory teams.

“With Asia at the centre of Deutsche Bank’s global growth strategy for private wealth management, a focus on hiring at the senior level is fitting given Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management’s stated goal to double the size of its business over the next three...

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