Deutsche Bank appoints CMTS co-heads
Gavin Da Cunha and Amedeo Ferri-Ricchi make the team
Gavin Da Cunha has returned to the sell side at Deutsche Bank as co-head of the capital markets and treasury solutions (CMTS) group for western European foreign exchange sales.
Based in London, Da Cunha becomes co-head with Amedeo Ferri-Ricchi, who moves internally from his role as head of global finance and FX for southern Europe, central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Da Cunha joins after three years away from the banking industry, during which he started his own business in
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