Deutsche Securities appoints Brandon Ginsberg as Head of Global Markets Equity Japan

Tokyo, Deutsche Securities Inc. (DSI), today announced the appointment, effective 5 October 2009, of Brandon Ginsberg as Head of Global Markets Equity Japan. Mr. Ginsberg will report regionally to Marzio Keiling, Head of Global Markets Japan, and globally to Rob Karofsky and Garth Ritchie, Co-Heads of Global Markets Equity. He will be responsible for the Global Markets Equity business including Cash & Derivatives Trading and Global Prime Finance.

During his 15 years of service at both of Nikko Citigroup Securities in Tokyo and Citigroup Inc. in London, Mr. Ginsberg has gained extensive experience and expertise in the Japanese equity business, which spans cash sales and trading, program and derivatives trading, prime finance and equity capital markets. He led the firm’s equity business in Japan and served as a member of the Nikko Citigroup Executive Committee and as a member of the Citigroup Global Equity Management Committee. More recently over the past two years, Mr. Ginsberg was the Chief Executive officer at KBC Securities Japan where he was responsible for the overall business in Japan.

Marzio Keiling, Managing Director and Head of Global Markets at DSI, said, "We are delighted to have Ginsberg join us. He brings to us enormous understanding and experience of the equity business in Japan, as we continue to strengthen our Japanese equity business franchise"

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In Japan, Deutsche Bank Group is engaged primarily in investment banking for corporate and institutional clients, corporate banking and asset management. The Group employs about 1,294 people.

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