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Shah joins as Deutsche Bank’s Head of Cash Management Sales for the Middle East


10 October 2024 Dubai
Reporter: Clelia Frondaroli

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Image: Sameer Shah - LinkedIn
Sameer Shah has joined Deutsche Bank as head of cash management sales for Middle East and Africa (MEA).

Based in Dubai, Shah will commence his role from 1 December 2024. He will be responsible for developing and strengthening key client relationships in the region, with a focus on liquidity and risk solutions across the Deutsche bank network.

Shah joins the company from J.P. Morgan, where he held a number of positions in Treasury Services covering the MEA region and spanning 15 years. He most recently acted as head of corporate sales, JPM payments for the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey.

In his new position, Shah will report to Gourang Shah, head of cash solution sales APAC and MEA, and to Zorawar Singh, head of the Corporate Bank for the Middle East and global head of Agency Íø±¬³Ô¹Ï Lending (ASL).
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