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DB Loses Equity Trader

Sasha Diklich, a senior equity derivatives trader at Deutsche Bank in London, left just over a fortnight ago.

  • 22 Dec 2008
--Irene Chapple

Sasha Diklich, a senior equity derivatives trader at Deutsche Bank in London, left just over a fortnight ago. Diklich declined to comment and a spokeswoman for DB did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Diklich was at the bank for two years and reported to Roger ...

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