| Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank
| Deutsche Bank India
Can you briefly explain how the legal team is structured, highlighting key individuals and their role within the department? The team consists of five attorneys, one corporate secretary and two...
| Deutsche Bank Portugal
Deutsche Bank is present in Portugal with several operations in corporate and investment banking. These include global transaction banking services to Portuguese and international corporate clients, government institutions and financial...
| Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank (DB)’s Greek in-house legal contingent is an extremely important component of its cross-border team. Katerina Papageorgiou is the head of legal and compliance for Greece and also compliance...
| Deutsche Bank
One of the largest in-house legal teams globally, with many hundreds of individuals working in the department (approximately 300 in the German legal team alone) and highly developed internal processes,...
| Deutsche Bank
Mark Hultum, head of legal Middle East and Africa (MEA), leads the legal team at Deutsche Bank comprised of senior lawyer Nadhira Rajcoomar – based in Johannesburg – and supported...
| Deutsche Bank
In 1977, Deutsche Bank opened its first representative office in Milan, Italy. Today with more than 5,000 employees, 620 branches, as well as more than two million private clients, the...
Deutsche Bank, the multinational German investment banking and financial services firm, has been active in Turkey for over 30 years. Amongst the personnel within the organisation’s Turkish operations, the in-house legal department at Deutsche Bank excels at giving timely advice and has impressed its counterparts in private practice during the course of this year’s research. Under the management of vice president and legal counsel, Özge Sanioğlu, the in-house legal function at Deutsche Bank Turkey has used their considerable experience in banking and financial laws and capital markets law to help accomplish a number of company goals in the country, giving risk free solutions, with continued attention to regulatory changes affecting the Bank.