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Deutsche’s Andrey Kostin dies
Andrey Kostin, a managing director in Deutsche Bank's corporate and investment banking division and deputy chairman of the bank's Russian management board, died in an accident on Saturday July 2.
Kostin joined the investment banking arm of Deutsche Bank in 2000 in London after graduating from university and completing DB's graduate training program. In 2002 he moved to the CEEMEA sales and client coverage team, and within five years he progressed from analyst to head of financial institutions
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