Deutsche Bank hires chairman of global markets, Asia-Pacific

Deutsche Bank has named Jonathan Paul as chairman of global markets, Asia-Pacific, based in Hong Kong. Paul will be responsible for the bank's global markets business in Asia, Japan, and Australia, including its derivatives operations.

In his new role, Paul will establish a regional management committee comprising the local heads of global markets, which will be responsible for setting the strategy for global markets in the Asia-Pacific, the bank said.

The committee members will include Loh Boon-Chye, newly appointed head of global markets Asia. Previously, Loh was the bank's head of emerging markets and integrated credit trading, responsible for structured products in Asia ex-Japan.

The committee will also include Eiji Nakai, head of global markets Tokyo, and Chum Darvall, head of global markets Australia and New Zealand, as well as a number of product heads from around the region.

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