Deutsche Bank Announces Several Hires in Global Markets Americas
Deutsche Bank today announced further investment in Global Markets Americas with the hiring of Lori Arndt as Global Head of
Client Strategy in Equities, in addition to the hiring of other senior staff in New York.
Lori Arndt, a 20-year veteran of the financial services industry, joins Deutsche Bank as Global Head of Client Strategy and will
have global responsibility for Equities client strategy, resource allocation, management reporting, reference data and monitoring
tools across all Equities product lines. Arndt joins the bank from Surveyor Capital, the Citadel LLC equities unit, and previously
served in senior roles at Goldman Sachs and Nomura. Arndt is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and obtained an MBA from
Columbia Business School.
Christopher McCarthy joins Deutsche Bank as a Director in Global Credit Trading, specializing in US Investment Grade Debt.
McCarthy joins the bank from BNP Paribas and previously spent more than a decade at Morgan Stanley as a senior credit trader.
McCarthy received undergraduate degrees in economics and business administration from Boston University.
Ronnie Shah, Ph.D., joins Deutsche Bank as a Director in Research, specializing in Quantitative Equity Strategy. Shah joins the
bank from Gerstein Fisher Funds and previously served in senior quantitative research roles at BlackRock and Dimensional Fund
Advisors. Shah received an undergraduate degree from The Wharton School, a masters degree from the London School of Economics and a
masters and doctorate from the McCombs School of Business.
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and Asia Pacific.
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