Dixit Joshi appointed as the Group Treasurer of Deutsche Bank

Tuesday 04th April 2017 13:08 EDT
 
 

Dixit Joshi has been appointed as the Group Treasurer of Deutsche Bank AG, based in London. Prior to this, he was Head of the Debt Institutional Client Group and Listed Derivatives and Markets Clearing from November 2015 to March 2017. Before that, he was Global Head of Prime Finance, and from 2011, he was Head of Equities for Asia Pacific, based in Hong Kong.

Mr. Joshi joined Deutsche Bank in October 2010 from Barclays Capital to head the EMEA Equities business across Sales, Trading, Research and Structuring. At Barclays Capital, he was responsible for the EMEA equity business, had overseen the Asian Equities business, was the Head of Equity-Linked Products and led the growth of the Equity Derivatives business.

Before joining Barclays Capital in November 2003, Mr. Joshi spent eight years at Credit Suisse First Boston. He held various roles including Managing Director and Head of Equity Index Arbitrage and Quantitative Trading for Europe and Asia, Chief Risk Officer for CSFB’s Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Unit, based in New York, and before that Head of Equity Derivatives Exotic Trading, based in London.

He currently serves as a third time board member of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), among the world’s largest financial trade associations, and was an Equities board member of the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME).

Mr. Joshi serves as a board member of Pratham, a leading India focused education non-profit. He is also a trustee of the Student Sponsorship Programme in South Africa, focused on creating educational opportunities for the disadvantaged.

He has served as a board member of the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African Art in Washington D.C, and has been President of the Advisory Board for National Sewa Day, a social action and volunteering initiative for local communities. He holds a degree in Statistics and Actuarial Science from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.


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