Deutscheâs leveraged finance head to depart
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Deutsche Bankâs head of credit opportunities, Justin Hooley, is set to depart the German bank.
Sources said Hooley resigned this week after 12 years with Deutsche. Heâs expected to take up a position in Baringsâ private credit team, based in Sydney.
Barings has hired one of Deutsche Bankâs key operatives.Â
Karl Hilzinger
Prior to Deutsche, he had stints at Bank of America and BOS International in Sydney, and CIBC World Markets in London.
Hooley declined to comment when contacted by Street Talk.
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