
Deutsche Bank Americas credit derivatives head moves to Asia
Filling in Brockmann's old role in the US will be Boaz Weinstein, recently made global head of investment grade credit risk in addition to his duties as head of credit derivatives trading in North America, and Anand Parekh, who moved to New York from Deutsche Bank in London three months ago. In London, Parekh headed special credit risk projects. Prior to that, he was head of credit structuring for Deutsche Bank in Asia.
In his new role, Brockmann said he plans to grow Asian money managers’ involvement in credit investing, where traditionally their preference has been for interest rate products.
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