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Deutsche creates new corporate access division

By Yi Tin Chak | 5 February 2008
Keywords: hires | corporate access | deutsche bank

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Kai Kaufmann will head up the division that will give institutional clients access to the executives of Asian companies.

Deutsche Bank has set up a new division under the leadership of Kai Kaufmann that will help institutional equity clients to get into direct contact with the managements of Asian companies they invest in. So far, the division consists of one person, but the bank will expand it with additional hires.

Kaufmann, who was previously head of German equity research at Dresdner Kleinwort based in Frankfurt, joined Deutsche Bank yesterday and has been given the title of director and head of corporate access for Asia ex-Japan. In his new role, he will arrange one-on-one meetings, conferences,...

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