Deutsche Bank has reportedly reorganized the top regional ranks of its investment banking business following the exit of longtime executive Drew Goldman.
Global investment banking coverage and advisory chief Drew Goldman will exit Deutsche Bank, according to a «Reuters» report citing an internal memo written by investment banking co-head Mark Fedorcik.
Goldman spent 22 years with the German lender after first joining its real estate investment banking unit in 1999. He will join sovereign wealth fund Abu Dhabi Investment Authority as its global head of real estate investments, according to a separate statement, effective October 3.
Following Goldman’s departure, the bank named regional heads for investment banking coverage and advisory including Bruce Evans in the Americas, Henrik Johnsson and Berthold Fuerst in Europe as well as Mayooran Elalingam in Asia.
