February 2003
A rare example of growth in the gloom
Investment banking
In the latest sign of the reshaping of European
banking, Deutsche Bank has transferred its real-estate
investment banking team to Eurohypo, the property finance
specialist created by merging its own mortgage bank
subsidiary with those of Dresdner and Commerzbank. The idea
is to link the wider bank's lending with higher-margin
advisory, structuring and capital markets work.
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Rivlin (left) and Lawson-May: group
leaders with
long experience in real-estate investment
banking
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Leading the group are Neil Lawson-May and Paul Rivlin, both
old Deutsche hands. They have long experience in the real-estate
market. Before joining Deutsche in 1995, Rivlin helped set up
County Natwest's property finance team in the mid-1980s. Lawson-May
began at James Capel, joined Morgan Grenfell, and rose to become MD
in Deutsche's structured finance division.
At a time when many capital markets professionals are counting
themselves lucky still to have their jobs, the London-based team is
still growing. News of the move to Eurohypo was followed a few days
later by the announcement of three new hires.
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