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  3. Deutsche Bank strengthens its North Asia Trade Finance team with two new appointments

Deutsche Bank strengthens its North Asia Trade Finance team with two new appointments

Published: September 13, 2016

Deutsche Bank today announced two new Trade Finance appointments in its Asia Pacific team.

Jae-Sun Rah has been appointed Director, Head of Trade Finance & Working Capital Advisory – South Korea effective 1 September. Mr. Rah has over 20 years of transaction banking experience and a deep knowledge of the Korean market. Previously, he was at Citibank where he was most recently Director, Trade Product Head, Treasury and Trade Solutions for Korea.

Masahiro Goda, has taken the role of Director, Head of Trade Finance and Working Capital Advisory – Japan effective 1 September. Mr. Goda has more than 30 years of local and international trade finance banking experience. His last position was Executive Director, Global Trade Finance at Mizuho.

Both will report to Shivkumar Seerapu, Managing Director, Head of Trade Finance and Working Capital Advisory, Asia Pacific in addition to their respective local reporting to the in-country business heads.

Commenting on these appointments, Mr. Seerapu said: “South Korea and Japan have been successful franchises for us and we will continue to build on our strategy to serve our large Korean and Japanese clients globally and our global MNC clients in these key markets. Both are relatively mature markets with large sophisticated clients who need complex domestic and cross-border Trade Finance and Working Capital solutions, an area of particular strength for us. These hires demonstrate our commitment and aspirations in these markets and to this business.”

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Article Last Updated: November 26, 2020

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