Deutsche Bank today announced it has hired Bryan North-Clauss as
Managing Director and Head of US Rates Sales. He will be based in New
York and report to Chris Yoshida, Global Head of Rates Sales.
North-Clauss will join the Bank in September.
North-Clauss will join the Bank from Morgan Stanley where he spent over
five years, in both New York and London, most recently responsible for
building and managing the hedge fund and international real money
coverage teams. He was previously responsible for building and leading
Morgan Stanley’s Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE) coverage team in
New York. Before joining Morgan Stanley, he held rates sales roles at
Citibank and Lehman Brothers.
“We are thrilled to welcome Bryan to the Bank,” said Yoshida. “His
technical skill set and deep client relationships will be a valuable
asset to our US Rates business.”
Deutsche Bank is a leading client-centric global universal bank serving
28 million clients worldwide. Deutsche Bank provides commercial and
investment banking, retail banking, transaction banking and asset and
wealth management products and services to corporations, governments,
institutional investors, small and medium-sized businesses, and private
individuals. Deutsche Bank is Germany’s leading bank, with a strong
position in Europe and a significant presence in the Americas and Asia
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