Deutsche hires

Deutsche's veteran debt banker Patrick Tsang quits industry

Herman Van den Wall Bake, who heads global risk syndicate for Asia, lands the top job as Deutsche's head of fixed income capital markets Asia.

Denise Wee

June 13, 2012

After a banking career spanning 18 years, Patrick Tsang, head of Asia fixed income capital markets at Deutsche Bank, is leaving the industry. Tsang is taking time out and will be pursuing other more leisurely pursuits — such as honing his golf swing.

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