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Expanding its presence in Asia, Deutsche Bank bolsters its operations in Japan and South Korea.

Deutsche Bank appoints Masahiro Goda as Head of Trade Finance and Working Capital Advisory in Japan, following his departure from Mizuho in Singapore where he served as Executive Director for Global Trade Finance. Jae-Sun Rah, on the other hand, joins the South Korean team in a...

Deutsche Bank bolsters its presence in Japan and South Korea
Deutsche Bank bolsters its presence in Japan and South Korea

Expanding its presence in Asia, Deutsche Bank bolsters its operations in Japan and South Korea.

Deutsche Bank has announced two significant additions to its trade finance teams in Japan and South Korea, marking a strategic move to serve large clients in these mature markets and global multinationals.

Shivkumar Seerapu, the head of trade finance and working capital advisory for Asia Pacific at Deutsche Bank, will oversee the new appointments. Masahiro Goda and Jae-Sun Rah have joined the bank in their respective roles as heads of trade finance and working capital advisory in Japan and South Korea.

Masahiro Goda, who previously worked at Mizuho in Singapore as an executive director for global trade finance, will lead Deutsche Bank's trade finance team in Japan. His appointment underscores the bank's commitment and aspirations in the Japanese market.

Jae-Sun Rah, who previously worked at Citi, where he was the trade product head for trade and treasury solutions in Korea, has been appointed as the head of trade finance and working capital advisory for South Korea by Deutsche Bank. His extensive experience in the industry is expected to bolster the bank's presence in the region.

Both Masahiro Goda and Jae-Sun Rah report to Shivkumar Seerapu, reflecting Deutsche Bank's focus on complex solutions, an area of particular strength for the bank. The hires demonstrate Deutsche Bank's commitment to the Japanese and South Korean markets, which are successful franchises for the bank.

Deutsche Bank plans to continue building its strategy to serve large Korean and Japanese clients globally and global multinationals in these key markets. For the most current and precise details, interested parties are encouraged to check Deutsche Bank's official press releases or contact their media relations directly.

  1. Deutsche Bank's strategic move to serve large clients in Japan and South Korea includes a focus on sustainable trade, as evidenced by the bank's addition of trade finance expertise in these regions.
  2. The appointments of Masahiro Goda and Jae-Sun Rah, both experienced in trade finance, will contribute to Deutsche Bank's trade finance teams in Japan and South Korea, enhancing their capacity to offer trade finance solutions to the industry.
  3. With the expansion of its trade finance teams in Japan and South Korea, Deutsche Bank is positioning itself to provide comprehensive trade finance and banking-and-insurance services to businesses and global multinationals operating in these key markets.

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