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The recruitment is being overseen by the head of Santander Corporate and Investment Banking, Jose M. Linares, also a former JPMorgan banker. As well as the United States, some new investment bankers will join Santander in Britain and Spain. "This typically has been one of the main issues for growing an investment banking business, given that the capital consumption ... is bigger." The contribution from the overall investment bank to Santander's group's earnings rose to 32% in the first quarter of 2023, from around 20% in 2019. Overall, profits at Santander's corporate and investment bank have risen since 2019 by around 60% to 2.8 billion euros ($3.2 billion) at the end of 2022.
Persons: Ana Botin, Jose M, Linares, Goldman Sachs, Amherst Pierpont, Gonzalo Lopez, Lopez, Christiana Riley, Jose Manuel Linares, Jesús, John O'Donnell, Mark Potter Organizations: Reuters, Spain's, JPMorgan, Credit Suisse, Santander Corporate, Investment Banking, Santander, Wall, U.S, Deutsche Bank, Thomson Locations: MADRID, LONDON, Santander, United States, Europe, Latin America, Britain, Spain, U.S, America
FRANKFURT, April 26 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) is undertaking its biggest management shake-up since 2019, the German bank said on Wednesday as it announced the departure of Christiana Riley, who oversaw its U.S. operations. "It is time to focus the management board on the next phase of the bank's growth strategy, which is now more than ever about sustainable profitability, efficiency and effective controls," Wynaendts said. Riley was one of two women on Deutsche's 10-member board, which will now only consist of only nine people - eight men and one woman - in what Deutsche said would be a "leaner" team. Claudio de Sanctis, a Deutsche veteran who has overseen wealth management, will join the board to oversee the retail bank, Deutsche said. And Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke will take on oversight of asset management, which includes its DWS fund management business.
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailTop banking execs debate global central bank policy amid sky-high inflationCNBC's Geoff Cutmore moderates an IIF panel with Christiana Riley, CEO at DB USA Corp, John Waldron, president and COO at Goldman Sachs, and Axel Weber, chair at the IIF.
Grupul bancar german Deutsche Bank nu va mai face afaceri în viitor cu preşedintele SUA, Donald Trump, sau companiile sale, în urma asaltului asupra Capitoliului dat de susţinătorii lui Trump în data de 6 ianuarie, scrie New York Times, transmite digi24.ro. Deutsche Bank este cel mai important creditor al lui Trump, cu împrumuturi în valoare de 340 milioane de dolari către Trump Organization, entitatea care regrupează companiile lui Donald Trump şi care în prezent este coordonată de cei doi fii ai săi. Totuși, săptămâna trecută, Christiana Riley, șefa operațiunilor bancare din SUA, a condamnat într-o postare pe LinkedIn violențele de la Capitoliu. Și Signature Bank a anunţat oficial că va pune capăt legăturilor cu Donald TrumpSeparat, Signature Bank, o instituţie financiară din New York care a deservit mult timp familia lui Donald Trump, a anunţat şi ea în mod oficial că va pune capăt legăturilor cu Donald Trump. Un purtător de cuvânt al băncii a precizat că Signature Bank va închide două conturi personale în care Donald Trump are aproximativ 5,3 milioane de dolari.
Persons: Donald Trump, Trump, Christiana Riley, Reuters Organizations: Deutsche Bank, New York Times, Trump Organization, Trump, Albă Locations: SUA, New, Capitoliu, Bank, New York, american
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