Nick Donovan departs Goldman for Deutsche
Nick Donovan, executive director in foreign exchange sales at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong, has left the bank to join Deutsche Bank in Asia.
Donovan joined Goldman Sachs in 2008, relocating from London to take senior responsibilities for the Asian operations. His focus was on FX sales to banks.
Prior to joining Goldman, Donovan worked at Merrill Lynch, and had also worked previously at Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays Capital in FX corporate sales.
Further details of Donovan's new role at
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