Deutsche Bank's Global Markets Equity Prime Services and GME Synthetic Equity businesses have taken top honors in the latest Global Custodi
Deutsche Bank's Global Markets Equity Prime Services and GME Synthetic Equity businesses have taken top honors in the latest Global Custodian survey.
The two Deutsche Bank Securities' businesses have received seventy-five Best in Class awards and Top Rated Status in all categories in the Global Custodian 2006 Prime Brokerage Survey.
Jon Hitchon, Managing Director and Global Head of GME Prime Services and Co-Head of GME Synthetic Equity at Deutsche Bank in London, said: 'The results show that Deutsche Bank's top performance is consistent across all regions, strategies and sizes of funds. We are a business with real, positive momentum and I am delighted that the diligence, dedication to clients and focus of our team has resulted in this wonderful recognition.'
Hitchon added: 'I am also pleased that the survey recognizes our superior synthetic financing capabilities and our leading cross margining capabilities across multiple asset classes.'
'This is a staggering performance by Deutsche Bank,' Global Custodian's commentary reads. Deutsche Bank 'garners high positions in the rankings across all categories, collecting a full house of top ratings and 75 Best in Class awards.' Global Custodian also noted that Deutsche Bank's scores on synthetic financing were the highest in the survey.
Survey highlights for Deutsche Bank Global Prime Services:
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