Deutsche Bank make quartet of appointments

by Richard Kilner

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Deutsche Bank has announced a number of key hires in its North American Foreign Exchange business.

Greg Fiori joins the firm from JP Morgan, and assumes the roles of director and spot trader, with responsibility for Australia and New Zealand spot business.

Fiori, whose role is New York-based, will report directly to Greg Knight, director and leader of Foreign Exchange Spot Trading in North America

The new Foreign Exchange Sales director is named as Jeff Wischhover, who leaves Bank of America after a dozen years there.

Wischhover is to be responsible to David Steck, head of Institutional Investor Sales for Foreign Exchange in North America.

Also reporting to Steck is Chris Lutton, who joins as a director in Foreign Exchange Sales.

Lutton, like Wischhover, joins the firm from Bank of America, and will focus upon clients located in the West Coast region.

In addition to his time at Bank of America he has worked for Goldman Sachs in the field of foreign exchange sales in both Tokyo and New York.

Angela Lockhart Raitzin is appointed as a director of Structured Products Sales, and will report to Hans Ephraimson, MD and leader of the Alternative Distribution Group.

Raitzin, who leaves behind JP Morgan to join Deutsche Bank, will be tasked with the sale of structured asset management products to investment advisers.