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Singapore's gold clearing venture builds momentum

Deutsche Bank is the latest firm to join Loco Singapore, Singapore’s over-the-counter gold clearing system, which will be ready by the end of 2026, with interbank trading being developed next year.

June 16, 2026

Cora Chiu to join Deutsche Bank from HSBC for North Asia role

Deutsche Bank has appointed Cora Chiu as head of investment management, North Asia, to replace Cedric Ko.

October 28, 2025

Banks eye opportunities, challenges in tokenisation wave

While banks should remain conservative, a balance with innovation can be reached, according to Deutsche Bank’s Boon Hiong Chan.

April 29, 2025

VIDEO: Deutsche Bank sees strong pipeline in Asia Pacific M&A

A challenging market backdrop offers scope for increased M&A activity in Asia Pacific in 2025. Rohit Satsangi and Zi-Kuan Lim, Co-Heads of M&A for Deutsche Bank in the region, talk to FinanceAsia about the key opportunities, and why the firm is well-positioned to capitalise on them.

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Deutsche Bank makes $612m capital injection into India operations

The German bank has tripled its capital base in the fast-growing economy over the last decade.

November 12, 2024

Deutsche Bank appoints private banking market head for Singapore

Puneesh Nayar, who has previously worked at Julius Baer, BSI Bank, Coutts and HSBC, is starting the role on August 12.

August 07, 2024

DB Australia hires new head of fixed income and currencies sales

Laura Fitzsimmons will join from JP Morgan, starting in Sydney in August, according to an internal memo seen by FA.

June 26, 2024

Australia's landmark A$7bn bond issuance to propel green projects

Investors from Asia and Europe were on the oversubscribed deal, which was managed by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Deutsche Bank, NAB, UBS and Westpac. Proceeds will be used for projects such as hydrogen hubs.

June 04, 2024

Deutsche Bank hires Dino Siason for Philippines CCO role

Siason, who has spent over 15 years with Citi, will relocate to Manila to become chief country officer to replace Michael Chua, who is retiring, on April 1.

January 19, 2024