Deutsche makes Tokyo appointment
Ritchotte replaces Eiji Nakai, who had been in the position since 2000. Nakai is still “technically” employed by the company, but will be leaving “eventually”, a Deutsche Securities spokesperson in Tokyo told Risk News. She declined to provide further details.
Deutsche Securities aims to “aggressively grow” its global market franchise under Ritchotte’s leadership by focusing on Japanese financial institutions’ investment and risk management needs, said Macfarlane.
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