Deutsche Bank hires three Latin American sales and trading employees

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., April 12 - Deutsche Bank announced three new hires in Latin American sales and trading in New York.

Jorge Daniel Usandivaras will be a managing director and head of Latin American strategic transactions. He will report to the managing director and head of the fixed-income strategic transactions group in North America, Manuel Schnaidman, and managing directors and co-heads of emerging markets structuring for Latin America, Gonzalo Barbon and Federico Infantino. Usandivaras joins previously worked at Banco Itaś, where he was a senior executive officer. Prior to that, he was a managing director and head of new product development for Latin America at Merrill Lynch.

Oxana Saunders will be a director in emerging markets fixed-income sales, covering hedge funds and asset managers. He will report to the managing director and head of emerging markets debt sales for the Americas, David Posen. Saunders previously worked at Barclays Capital, where she was a director in emerging markets fixed-income sales.

Ted Burke will be a director and head of Latin American external debt trading and will report to the managing director and head of Latin American trading, Christian Binaghi, and managing director and head of emerging markets external debt trading, Mehmet Artun. Burke previously worked at Credit Suisse, where he was a director and head of Central and Eastern Europe and Africa debt trading.

"We are pleased to welcome Jorge, Oxana and Ted to our team in New York," managing director and head of global markets Latin America Karan Madan said in a press release.

"As momentum in Latin America continues, we are adding professionals who will help our clients gain exposure to the region."

Based in Frankfurt, Deutsche Bank is a parent company for banks and other financial companies.

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