April 2007
Lee Zhang: at the top of the Deutsche tree
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Lee Zhang, Deutsche Bank: wants to go global |
Deutsche Bank has promoted a mainland Chinese national to the highest level of responsibility of any foreign bank. Lee Zhang is head of global banking for Asia Pacific and chairman of Deutsche Bank for China. That means he not only oversees all of the bank’s operations for China but M&A advisory, equity capital markets (in an internal joint venture with the global markets team) and transactional banking in 16 countries.
When Zhang was given the promotion, some saw...
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