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Deutsche Bank Loses Options Trader

A Deutsche Bank equity options trader has joined a buyside firm.

  • 17 Jul 2007
Andrew Kent, a senior index options trader at Deutsche Bank in London, has left the firm. He has been connected with a trading role at Brevan Howard Asset Management, but this could not immediately be confirmed. Kent could not be reached and Brevan Howard officials declined comment. Stacey ...

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