Deutsche Bank Announces The Appointment Of A Head Of Market Data Methodology

Deutsche Bank has appointed Alexis Fauth as its Head of Market Data Methodology. The foreign exchange and data science specialist has several years of experience at major companies, including at Tradefeedr FX and Citi. He also had a two-year stint before joining Deutsche Bank.

Fauth worked with Citi for six years. When he joined Citi, he was part of the qualitative analysis team. He then became the director at the FX Data Science Desk, working for three years in the position.

Alexis Comes Back To Traditional Corporate Finance Industry

However, he made a surprising move in 2022 when he left the large corporate world to join the financial fintech firm Tradefeedr. There, he was the company’s Head of Data Science. The company is relatively small, with less than 10 employees, compared to the large corporate organization he is used to working for. Fauth specialized in data sharing services and FX trading activities in Tradefeedr.

However, Fauth decided to return to the traditional banking environment and decided to leave Tradefeedr. At Deutsche Bank, he will be heading the Market Data Methodology unit.

Before his appointment at the bank, Fauth was serving as a Quantitative Analyst at the subsidiary of S&P in London. While there, he was the head of the team that created XVA models for counterparty risk models, hybrid derivative pricing, and fixed income models.

The financial services space has witnessed a series of executive moves as companies try to reposition their team for the market. Deutsche Bank has also changed some members of its executive boards and promoted others who have gained maximum experience at the lower levels.

More Companies Update Their Executive Board To Reposition Their Business

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In another development, the global institutional trading network, Liquidnet, has appointed Balraj Briah. The company has created a new multi-asset division, and Balraj will be leading the new division. He has worked for Nomura and Citi and is expected to bring his trading experience with different asset classes into his new role.

A top player in the payments industry, DNA Payments, recently updated its executive and leadership board. The company announced the appointment of Preete Janda as its new Chief Financial Officer. Janda is coming into the company with his experience at Trust Payments. There, he served as a Finance Director.