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Deutsche Splits Leadership Of US Private Client Teams
Matthew Smith
12 February 2009
Deutsche Bank has split the responsibility for the leadership of its US private client services division after letting go its former chief Michael Burke and appointing regional heads for the east and west regions, Haig Ariyan and Phil Waxelbaum. A spokeswoman for the bank confirmed the departure of Mr Burke. He was formerly with Morgan Stanley and appointed as head of Deutsche Bank Alex Brown, the
The bank said it had created a new regional management structure, similar to the model that exists in its US private bank. Mr Ariyan has been appointed PCS regional heads for the east region, which includes
Mr Ariyan and Mr Waxelbaum will report to Tom Bowers, head of
Before Mr Burke came to the group in 2006 he was managing director and director of national sales for Morgan Stanley's Global Wealth Management group. Deutsche Bank has said previously the private client services business is a core strategic component of its global wealth management strategy.