Frankfurt am Main / Almaty — Ulf Wokurka (47) is Head of Deutsche Bank in the Republic of Kazakhstan (Chief Country Officer). The position became the first July 2010 newly created, Mr. Wokurka assume the functions in the country for the first September 2010.

Ulf Wokurka the responsibility of the city of Almaty from all the business of Deutsche Bank in Kazakhstan and will report to Peter Tils function, CEO for Central and Eastern Europe.

Wokurka has 20 years experience in the financial industry, including 16 years at Deutsche Bank in various management positions in corporate banking, investment banking and asset management. In addition to stations in London and New York was a focus of his activities in Central and Eastern Europe, where he established, among other things, the first Representative Office of Deutsche Bank in Central Asia. Wokurka exercises today from a number of mandates in Kazakhstan’s economic institutions.

Juergen Fitschen, Member of the Board and the Group Executive Committee of the German Bank AG, said on the occasion of the appointment: “The experience gained by Mr. Wokurka in key areas of the bank and his contacts in Kazakhstan will allow it, the German bank in Kazakhstan to successfully manage and drive forward the expansion. “

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DB in Kazakhstan

The German bank has since 1993 through a representative office in Almaty, Kazakhstan, represented. 1998 was also the DB Securities Kazakhstan JSC an independent trading and investment banking company founded.

The German bank operates in Kazakhstan Corporate & Investment Banking: Among other things, payments for banking, trade finance, financing of local and international capital markets, hedging transactions for raw materials, advice on M & A transactions and the monitoring of IPOs. For the medium and large companies in Germany, the bank letters of credit and guarantees for export to Kazakhstan are available. Larger financing arranged it with an involvement of export credit insurance.

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