Deutsche Bank Adds to US and International Cash Trading in New York
November 15 2017 - 5:00PM
Business Wire
Deutsche Bank today announced the addition of two Managing
Directors and six Directors to its equity trading business in New
York.
Eric Johnston has joined as a Managing Director and Head of US
Cash Trading, reporting to Steve Bayardelle, Americas Head of
Equity Trading and Execution. Johnston joins from Millennium
Partners, where he was a portfolio manager at Phenom Capital. He
was previously Head of Americas Cash Trading at Barclays and was
also a portfolio manager at Commonwealth Opportunity Capital.
David Lewis has joined as a Managing Director and Head of
International High Touch Trading in the Americas, reporting to
Johnston. Lewis was most recently a Managing Director and Head of
International Trading at JP Morgan, where he was responsible for
European, Asian, Latin American and Canadian trading. He began his
career at Merrill Lynch and was Head of ADR trading at Citigroup
before joining JP Morgan.
“We are very pleased to add these talented individuals to our
team and are confident they will enhance our existing client
offering,” said Brad Kurtzman, Americas Head of Equities.
“These eight hires reflect our ongoing investment in the
Americas equities platform,” said John O’Brien, Head of Equities
Distribution. “With this team in place, we look forward to
delivering superior service to our clients.”
The six Directors who have joined Deutsche Bank’s equities
trading business in 2017 are: Peter Elliott, Will Harrington, Chris
Hemptead, Roger Hopkins, Josh Horowitz, and James Massey-Kim.
About Deutsche Bank
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banking, transaction banking and asset and wealth management
products and services to corporations, governments, institutional
investors, small and medium-sized businesses, and private
individuals. Deutsche Bank is Germany’s leading bank, with a strong
position in Europe and a significant presence in the Americas and
Asia Pacific.
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