Andreas Tautscher has been appointed global head of the financial intermediaries (FIM) business within Deutsche Bank’s private wealth management division. He will retain his current role as chief country officer for Deutsche Bank in the Channel Islands. Tautscher will oversee the entire FIM business, which has teams in locations around the world providing banking, custody and investment services to financial intermediaries, trustees, captive and third-party fund managers.
Paul Shevlin, currently chief operating officer for Deutsche Bank in the Channel Islands, will succeed Tautscher to take on the additional role of chief operating officer for Cayman and Mauritius. Shevlin joined Deutsche Bank in 2006 as chief operating officer for Deutsche Bank’s fiduciary services division. This role was expanded in 2007 to include the Jersey and Guernsey booking centres.
Mike Bird, formerly head of custody for Deutsche Bank in Jersey with responsibility for business development within the FIM team, has been appointed chief country officer for Deutsche Bank in Mauritius. Bird is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers and the Chartered Institute of Securities & Investments. He moved to Mauritius in 2007 to take up the position of chief operating officer.
