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Good place to be
Product Sales Specialist in Cash Management (Current Employee) – ICC – January 21, 2018
Enablement on lower levels, flat hierachies, small teams
Diversity has become a major cornerstone of corporate culture, so is CSR.
Roughly 170 people working in the transaction bank. Staff from various backgrounds, yet vast majority is locally from HK.
Diversity has become a major cornerstone of corporate culture, so is CSR.
Roughly 170 people working in the transaction bank. Staff from various backgrounds, yet vast majority is locally from HK.
Pros
good work life balance
Strong Customer Service
Process Supervisor (Former Employee) – Hong Kong, HK – May 4, 2018
Build Strong customer service experience with the interaction with variety of customers. Work life balance you dont take work home. Management is always ready to lend a hand when required.
Pros
Workplace
Top class ibank
Executive Assistant (Former Employee) – Kowloon – July 31, 2017
One of the world class European ibank, everything is highly automated with low intimacy.
Less value had been put on back office staff training and importance.
Less value had been put on back office staff training and importance.
Pros
World Class
Cons
Too automated
Lots of smart people
Head of Oil & Gas Equity Research, Asia (Former Employee) – Hong Kong – June 6, 2017
There we a lot of smart people that worked at DB. The Research department was chock-full of different experiences, nationalities, educations, all of which added something different to the equity research process.
Great challenging environment
Vice President Corporate Trust Product Management (Former Employee) – Kowloon, ICC – February 13, 2017
Deutsche Bank has been undergoing transformation in terms of technology enhancements and business restructuring. This gives a great opportunity to people to participate in the challenges presented through projects.
Relaxed work environment
Vice President, APAC Product Manager (Current Employee) – Hong Kong – August 28, 2016
Deutsche Bank offers a relaxed work environment where though there are pressures, there is tremendous team work for getting a task completed. The management is pretty supportive of new initiatives.
Not a good place to work for
Assistant – Global Markets Strategic Group (Former Employee) – Central, HKI – August 17, 2014
- long work hours,even need to work during weekend or holiday
- how to issue trade tickets
- management is not too reasonable
- co-workers are very aggressive
- too much overload work
- convenient in transporation
- how to issue trade tickets
- management is not too reasonable
- co-workers are very aggressive
- too much overload work
- convenient in transporation
Pros
convenient in transporation
Cons
Long hours
Well management company
Pro-officer (Former Employee) – Hong Kong – July 31, 2014
Deutsche bank is a good company - well benefits, good salaries, relaxing environment. Those of the days, I learned how to well communicated with my clients. I had good relationship with my staffs.
Great experience to work in a leading global bank
Head of Treasury Deutsche Bank Hong Kong (Former Employee) – Hong Kong, HKI – July 2, 2013
DB is a very demanding bank - but it also provides an excellent platform to succeed.
Pros
Very professional bank.
Cons
Too many political changes
Work across locations
Associate (Current Employee) – Kowloon – April 23, 2013
Come into work and immediately have to be on point. Learned a lot about the global markets environment while working with traders across different equity trading desks.
Often need to work with people in different regions. This includes working on regional projects and global teams across the globe. In my opinion, this is probably the most interesting part of the job.
Otherwise, there is a bureaucracy and a Business Analyst ends up doing a lot of coordination between people.
Often need to work with people in different regions. This includes working on regional projects and global teams across the globe. In my opinion, this is probably the most interesting part of the job.
Otherwise, there is a bureaucracy and a Business Analyst ends up doing a lot of coordination between people.
A workplace where you get to work on multi-national projects.
Trainee/Intern (Global Marketing & Global Banking) (Former Employee) – Hong Kong, HKI – March 16, 2013
• Identified potential investment opportunities by analyzing companies research and created pitchbook for client
• Categorized research data and presented to Managing Director to assist the decision-making process
• Categorized research data and presented to Managing Director to assist the decision-making process