Ruchir Sharma leaves Credit Suisse for Deutsche Bank
15 September 2022 Singapore
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Deutsche Bank has appointed Ruchir Sharma as co-head of global foreign exchange (GFX) for the APAC region.
Sharma will be based in Singapore, and will work alongside Darren Boulos, who was appointed co-head of GFX for APAC earlier this year. Together, the pair will be tasked with driving the strategic direction of Deutsche Bank’s FX business.
Sharma joins Deutsche Bank from Credit Suisse, where he was head of APAC FX trading for more than 12 years. Prior to this, he was a director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Russell LaScala, global head of FX at Deutsche Bank, says: “Ruchir brings a strong track record and unique blend of expertise, from FX trading to building businesses. Together with Darren, he will be instrumental in providing high-quality service to our clients and ensuring the continued success of Deutsche Bank’s FX platform.”
Sharma will be based in Singapore, and will work alongside Darren Boulos, who was appointed co-head of GFX for APAC earlier this year. Together, the pair will be tasked with driving the strategic direction of Deutsche Bank’s FX business.
Sharma joins Deutsche Bank from Credit Suisse, where he was head of APAC FX trading for more than 12 years. Prior to this, he was a director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Russell LaScala, global head of FX at Deutsche Bank, says: “Ruchir brings a strong track record and unique blend of expertise, from FX trading to building businesses. Together with Darren, he will be instrumental in providing high-quality service to our clients and ensuring the continued success of Deutsche Bank’s FX platform.”
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