Wang will be responsible for providing banks, insurance companies, pension funds, government institutions and asset managers with specialist coverage and access to Deutsche BankÆs equity derivatives platform.
Wang will be joined by two additional hires: James Zhan, director, and Bing Li, vice president.
The new desk will be based in Hong Kong, with Wang reporting to Charles-John (CJ) Donley, managing director and head of structured and institutional equity derivatives sales Asia (ex-Japan). Zhan and Li will report to Wang.
"Asian institutions are becoming more sophisticated in their approach to managing increasingly complex levels of equity risk," says Donley. "The new China team, along with specialist teams in Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong, demonstrates our commitment to providing local institutions and asset managers with tailored products and services that help manage these risks, on both the asset and liability side."
Deutsche BankÆs structured and institutional equity derivatives sales platform in Asia provides institutional investors with a single access point to the bankÆs global equity derivatives product suite. This includes: structured fund and equity solutions; flow derivatives; asset and liability management products; transition management; synthetic equity access products; and private equity financing and investments.
Wang joins from JP Morgan in Hong Kong, where she was head of China fixed-income sales. She has over 14 yearsÆ international experience in fixed-income sales, and was previously responsible for leading HSBCÆs China fixed-income sales in Hong Kong and working in fixed-income sales at BNP Paribas in Beijing, London, Singapore and Hong Kong. Wang began her sales career at Wogan Resources, a global metals trading firm.
Zhan joins from JP Morgan in Hong Kong, where he was head of China structured credit sales. Prior to this, he was a senior quantitative analyst at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers (MLIM) in New Jersey, following a period as a quantitative analyst at JPMorgan in New York.
Li joins from JP Morgan in Hong Kong, where he was a credit and rates market salesperson. Prior to this, Li was responsible for US dollar credit product sales, Asia-Pacific, at HSBC in Hong Kong.
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