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Michael Cohrs (l) with Deutsche COO Hermann-Josef Lamberti: “I’m proud that we stayed the course and made it happen”. |
As Michael Cohrs retires as head of investment banking at Deutsche Bank, he leaves a flourishing M&A advisory business to complement the bank’s top-three trading businesses. It’s astonishing to see this outcome and think back 15 years to his arrival with colleague Maurice Thompson from SG Warburg. Deutsche Bank had just been given the IPO mandate to privatize Deutsche Telekom but had no idea how to do the deal.
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