Deutsche Bank hires asset finance pro

July 05, 2005, 12:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Deutsche Bank Securitieshired Dennis Knitowski as a director in its asset finance group within the global markets division, reporting to Global Head of Asset Finance Frank Byrne. Knitowski, based in New York, is responsible for originating and structuring consumer, commercial and CDO financings into Deutsche Bank's ABS conduits. Knitowski joins from JPMorgan Securities, where he was a vice president in the principal investment management group.

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