NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Deutsche Bank today announced that it has hired Jeffrey Chang as Co-Head of US High Yield Credit Trading, as well as Vivek Raman, Doug Davies, Christopher Richez, Andrea Perla, Alex Diss and Premal Shah in Global Markets Americas, Debt.
Jeffrey Chang will join as Co-Head of US High Yield Credit Trading alongside James Nessel who joined the bank in August 2016. Chang has 12 years of trading experience and was most recently Executive Director and Head of High Yield Trading and Research at UBS. Prior to UBS, he covered corporate credit trading as Executive Director at Morgan Stanley. Chang received both his BA in Computer Science and MS in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University. He will be based in New York and report to Shawn Faurot, Head of Credit Trading, North America.
“Jeffrey’s experience and deep understanding of the market will be an asset to our credit trading team, and will further strengthen our broader debt franchise,” said Shawn Faurot, Head of Credit Trading, North America.
In addition, Vivek Raman also joins from UBS as a Vice President in US high yield credit trading reporting to Chang and Nessel in New York. He was most recently at UBS on the high yield and distressed credit trading team. Prior to UBS he spent a decade at Morgan Stanley in a similar role. Raman received his BA in Economics from Yale University.
Doug Davies has joined as a Director in US high yield sales. Davies was most recently an Executive Director at Morgan Stanley in high yield and distressed sales. Davies received his BA in History at the University of Virginia. Davies is based in New York and reports to Faris Naber, Head of Credit Sales, North America.
Alex Diss has joined as a Vice President in US high yield sales. Diss was most recently a Senior Vice President at RW Baird in high yield sales. Diss received his BA in Economics and Business from Lafayette College. He is based in New York and reports to Faris Naber, Head of Credit Sales, North America.
Christopher Richez will join as a Director in investment grade financial trading. Richez was most recently Executive Director at Crédit Agricole on the investment grade credit trading team. Richez received his BA in Business Administration from the University of Notre Dame. Richez will be based in New York and report to James Kenny, Head of Investment Grade Credit and Index Trading.
Andrea Perla will join as a Vice President in US investment grade credit sales. Perla was most recently at Citigroup where she spent 10 years on the investment grade credit sales team. Perla received her BS in Business Administration at the State University of New York at Fredonia. She will be based in Boston and report to Rich Joyce, Head of Investment Grade Credit Sales.
Premal Shah, Ph.D., has joined as a Director in the Americas Debt Strats team. Shah was most recently Director at Barclays where he was responsible for credit modeling and quantitative analytics. Shah received his BA in Technology and Electrical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. in Operations Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is based in New York and reports to Bruce Langham, Head of Americas Debt Strats.
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