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Deutsche Bank selects McCarthy for ASL business


23 June 2023 US
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

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Deutsche Bank has appointed Brendan McCarthy as director of client management for agency securities lending in the Americas.

Based in New York, he will be responsible for existing clients as well as pursuing new agency lending mandates.

McCarthy brings more than 30 years of industry experience to the role and was most recently an executive director at J.P. Morgan. In his previous position, McCarthy sold securities finance products across a range of client segments.

During his career, McCarthy has worked for a number of organisations including HSBC, Citibank and Lehman Brothers.

Commenting on the appointment, Zorawar Singh, global head of agency lending, says: “We are thrilled to have Brendan join us as we look to build out our book of business globally.

“His experience managing and selling to multiple client segments, coupled with extensive industry knowledge, will be a great asset to our team. We are confident he will be a valuable team member as we continue to expand our business.”
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