Deutsche Bank names Singh as Head of Corporate Bank for Middle East
10 January 2025 UAE
Image: LinkedIn/Zorawar_Singh
Deutsche Bank has selected Zorawar Singh as head of the Corporate Bank for the Middle East.
Relocating to Dubai from London, Singh assumes the post in addition to his existing role as global head of Agency Securities Lending, which he has held since January 2020.
He joined Deutsche Bank in 2009 as an associate of asset and liability management, was named a vice president four years later, and assumed the role of a director of collateral and treasury solutions in 2017.
Upon starting his new role, Singh says: “It’s a great privilege to be part of an evolving and rapidly growing region, and I look forward to engaging with the many stakeholders, including the fantastic teams and clients already onboard.”
Deutsche Bank’s Corporate Bank addresses the needs of corporate clients, financial institutions, investors, and issuers with corporate treasury services, institutional client services, and a business banking segment in Germany.
Relocating to Dubai from London, Singh assumes the post in addition to his existing role as global head of Agency Securities Lending, which he has held since January 2020.
He joined Deutsche Bank in 2009 as an associate of asset and liability management, was named a vice president four years later, and assumed the role of a director of collateral and treasury solutions in 2017.
Upon starting his new role, Singh says: “It’s a great privilege to be part of an evolving and rapidly growing region, and I look forward to engaging with the many stakeholders, including the fantastic teams and clients already onboard.”
Deutsche Bank’s Corporate Bank addresses the needs of corporate clients, financial institutions, investors, and issuers with corporate treasury services, institutional client services, and a business banking segment in Germany.
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