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Deutsche Bank names new head of China corporate cash management

Alvin Ho will oversee the cash management sales in the country.

Deutsche Bank has named Alvin Ho as head of corporate cash management for China effective 1 June, according to a news release.

Based in Shanghai, Ho will be responsible for the bank’s corporate cash management strategy, and will oversee the cash management sales function in China. He will report to Chintan Shah, head of corporate cash management – Asia Pacific regionally, and Dirk Lubig, Global transaction banking head of China, locally.

Ho joins the bank from Ant Financial where he worked with fintechs, focusing on the provision of credit-tech in the consumer finance space and blockchain solutions for supply chain management. Prior to this, he worked at Standard Chartered where he led the digitization agenda for Greater China with the build-out of their fintech ecosystem via strategic partnerships and collaborative platforms.

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