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Showing posts with label Anshu Jain. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Biographies I

Biographies I is the first installment of PowerPoint presentations created by HK Hedge to provide a brief introduction to the most influential people in Finance. The slides focus on Hedge Fund Managers, Private Equity Titans, Bankers, Executives, Government Officials, and Tech CEOs. They are designed to give insight into the path the person took to become successful (school, past job experience, etc.). The slides are by no means a complete briefing of these highly accomplished individuals and suggestions for further reading and research is provided at the end of this post.

Biographies 1

Included in Biographies I

Daniel Och, CEO, Och-Ziff Capital Management
Kathleen Hughes, Co-Head Cash Distribution, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Steve Schwarzman, Co-Founder, Blackstone Group
Kenneth Moelis, Founder, Moelis & Co.
Tim Cook, CEO, Apple
Lou Jiwei, CEO, China Investment Corp.
Anshu Jain, Co-CEO, Deutsche Bank

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Power Profile: Anshu Jain

Position: Co-CEO Deutsche Bank

Location: London

Education:
            • Bachelors Degree, University of New Delhi 1983
            • MBA in Finance, University of Massachusetts Amherst




                                Professional Background:

Anshu Jain began his career as a derivatives research analyst at Kidder, Peabody & Co. in 1985. in 1988 he founded the industry's first true hedge fund coverage group at Merrill Lynch. Jain joined Deutsche Bank in a similar role in 1995 as he established a unit focused on hedge funds and institutional derivatives coverage. In 2004 Jain became CEO of DB's Corporate Investment Bank. In July 2011 it was announced Jain would become Co-CEO and a successor to Josef Ackermann who is leaving the bank next month.

Jain has been the highest earner in the bank earning €10 million in 2011 and €11.9 million in 2010.

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