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Deutsche Bank names corporate coverage head for MEA

Majed Julfar will act as the bank’s most senior representative in the UAE.

Deutsche Bank has appointed Majed Julfar as head of corporate coverage for the Middle East and Africa, and chief country officer for the United Arab Emirates.

Julfar will lead the bank’s corporate bank client coverage strategy across the region and act as the bank’s most senior representative in the UAE.

Julfar has over 25 years of experience in the corporate and investment banking space. He joins from Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI), where he was director of trade credit insurance and export finance.

He previously worked at Deutsche Bank, where he was part of the investment bank coverage team.

He has also held senior management positions in Emirates NBD, Dubai Bank, and ABN AMRO Bank, according to Deutsche Bank.

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