You don’t have to be big to be good at risk management, but it helps. So Deutsche Bank is well placed. “There’s a lot of business we would find it harder to do without being a big plain-vanilla interest-rate and credit derivatives player,” says Charles von Arentschildt, head of global markets North America at Deutsche Bank.
His colleague Jon Kinol, who is in charge of interest-rate derivatives, says: “It means that clients come to us with the knowledge that we can handle it.
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