Deutsche Bank hired a trader from a Viennese retail bank
It’s an exciting time to be a fixed income trader at Deutsche Bank.
It’s been hiring as well as firing, and its latest addition is in London – at the expense of an Austrian bank.
Aleksandar Doric joined Deutsche today after four and a half years with Erste Group, the Vienna-based retail bank, where he was most recently head of fixed income flow sales and trading. He joins Deutsche’s European government bond trading team in a slightly smaller role, as a director.
Doric will be focusing on the Eastern periphery of the Eurozone for Deutsche, which should not come as a surprise – Erste Group has been a heavy investor in the Central & Eastern Europe region (forming a neat overlap with the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, coincidentally).
Deutsche Bank, meanwhile, is a pretty good place to be for a trader. It’s just promoted 33 fixed income professionals to MD (following IBD promotions earlier this year).
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