Vivienne Chia Joins Deutsche Bank
Vivienne Chia will begin her role as global head of private bank investment solutions at Deutsche Bank on 1 December. Located in Frankfurt, she will be accountable to Alessandro Caironi, who leads banking, lending, and investment solutions.
Due to the growing significance of the bank's investment solutions division, the bank stated that her appointment represents a notable advancement for its platform.
Chia has over 25 years of global experience in developing and managing investment solutions throughout Europe and Asia, according to a statement from the banks.
Most recently, she held the position of global head of the investment solutions group and was a member of the global management committee at Bank of Singapore, where she directed multi-regional teams in advisory, managed lending solutions, and capital markets.
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Before this, she held senior leadership positions at UBS, overseeing the global capital markets APAC division, which included product origination, distribution, and advisory services.
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Caironi stated that over the recent years, we greatly enhanced our investment operations within the private banking sector.
Leveraging this achievement, Vivienne will enhance our investment platform for our personal banking and wealth management clients. Her background in investment banking and wealth management will be crucial as we keep enhancing our international investment solutions division.
Additionally, in late October, the bank announced that net revenues from its private bank increased by 4 percent in the third quarter compared to the previous year, reaching €2.4 billion ($2.79 billion), while net interest income in this segment grew by 9 percent to €1.6 billion.
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Net commission and fee revenue remained unchanged at €725 million. Assets managed totaled €675 billion, comprising €13 billion in net inflows and €16 billion from favorable market conditions.