Oliver Weisberg leaves Goldman, joins Deutsche

New appointment will focus on greater China distressed assets.

Dan Slater

February 13, 2004

Weisberg joins Deutsche Bank as a director and will head the Strategic Investment Group in Greater China, focussing on purchasing distressed debt and equity- related investments in China. He will be based in Hong Kong and report to Peter Tolhurst, head of distressed products for Asia and Japan.

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