People Moves: Deutsche Bank appoints Stefanie Holtze-Jen as Chief Investment Officer, Asia Pacific

Press Release - Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB) today announced the appointment of Stefanie Holtze-Jen as Chief Investment Officer, Asia Pacific.

Based in Singapore, Holtze-Jen reports to Christian Nolting, Global Chief Investment Officer, and Rajesh Mahadevan, Head Capital Markets and CIO & Investment Solutions, APAC, Deutsche Bank International Private Bank.

Christian Nolting, Global Chief Investment Officer, Deutsche Bank International Private Bank said: "With 22 years of international experience at global banks and leading asset managers, Stefanie possesses a detailed grasp of market dynamics and drivers, with expertise in major currency pairings and Asian markets. We are confident that Stefanie is uniquely positioned to build on the continued success of our business and to achieve further growth in Asia Pacific, where she has spent six years in leading roles. Her profound market knowledge will champion the strategic growth of Deutsche Bank International Private Bank in the region."

Holtze-Jen was most recently Global Chief Currency Strategist, Portfolio Manager, at asset manager DWS, where she coordinated a team to guide the portfolio managers on strategy in foreign-exchange exposure covering the macro view, positioning and technical analysis.

In her new role, she is responsible for the development for the Asian part of the house view of Deutsche Bank International Private Bank. Prior to DWS, Holtze-Jen held different leadership roles at Commerzbank AG and Royal Bank of Canada in Hong Kong, Singapore and London.

Holtze-Jen is a member of the Singapore Foreign Exchange Committee under the Monetary Authority of Singapore. She was nominated and is serving as Co-Vice Chair of the Global Foreign Exchange Committee for a two-year term.

Source: Press Release