JPMorgan Chase & Co. named Robert Carlson as a managing director within its commercial banking group, according to a document obtained by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Online news publication eFinancialCareers first reported the move. According to the document, Carlson will be part of the corporate client banking and specialized industries' technology group. He was most recently a managing director at Deutsche Bank AG's technology corporate banking group.
Deutsche Bank in July announced a restructuring plan that includes eliminating 18,000 jobs by 2022 and creating a bad bank to house €74 billion of unwanted risk-weighted assets. The struggling German bank will also exit its equities sales and trading businesses and reduce the size of its fixed-income segment.
