Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management has bolstered its executives desk in London with the addition of relationship managers Matthew Garnham and Corin George, this publication understands.

Garnham joins from Lombard Odier, where he worked with Middle Eastern institutions and ultra high net worth individuals. Previously he worked on the Middle East desk at Credit Suisse.

George was latterly a director/wealth manager in the City professionals team at Coutts. He had been with the RBS-owned wealth manager since 2002, initially working in the tax advisory group. Before this he worked at Deloitte.

Both appointees will report to Annabel Bosman, director.

In other recent appointments, last week Deutsche Bank named Anthony Dessain as a non-executive director and chairman of the board in the Channel Islands. Dessain is a senior partner at Jersey-headquartered law firm Bedell Cristin, specialising in insolvency and international private client work. 

Elsewhere, at the end of September Deutsche named Pavel Teplukhin as chief country officer for Russia, a role in which the development of the bank’s private wealth management business will be one of his main areas of focus.