What Happened?
New York, NY-based Deutsche Bank Promoted Pascal Boillat as Group Chief Information Officer
About the Company
As a leading global bank with roots in Germany, we`re driving change and innovation in the industry – championing integrity, sustainable performance and innovation with our clients, and redefining our culture and relationships with each other. With operations in over 70 countries, we encourage our people to think for themselves and reward integrity. Our large but focused footprint gives us a strong position in Europe plus a significant presence in the Americas and Asia Pacific. We offer clients commercial and investment banking, retail banking and transaction banking as well as ground-breaking asset and wealth management products and services. We are structured around the four types of clients that we serve – institutions, corporates, fiduciaries, and private clients – and devolve greater responsibility, along with consequent accountability, to our four business divisions: Corporate & Investment Banking, Global Markets, Deutsche Asset Management, and Private, Wealth & Commercial Clients.
About the Person
Pascal Boillat joined Deutsche Bank in 2016 as Chief Information Officer and Head of Operations for the Corporate & Investment Bank. In his new role, he will be responsible for defining technology strategy across the bank to serve clients while further enhancing standardisation and digital capabilities. Boillat will work closely with the business divisions to further modernise the bank’s IT environment to reduce complexity, risk and enable business growth. He will continue to work proactively with regulators to strengthen the bank’s controls. He will also lead the bank’s Technology Development Centers globally. Prior to joining Deutsche Bank, Boillat was Head of Operations and Technology for the US secondary mortgage market company Fannie Mae. Previously he worked at Citigroup, where he was responsible for managing and delivering technology solutions for institutional, retail and prime brokerage operations. Boillat has a degree in electronic engineering from the Berufsschule in Zurich.
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