CMBS

Deutsche Bank Hires Barclays CMBS Trader

Published June 18, 2014 3:38 PM EDT Updated June 18, 2014 3:49 PM EDT 1 Min Read

Deutsche Bank has hired Dan Voloshin as a director in CMBS trading, said a person familiar with the move.

Voloshin will trade CMBS based at the bank’s New York office. He will report to Aaron Greenberg, who co-heads CMBS trading with Arnie Zhou, and is responsible for private label CMBS.

Voloshin was previously with Barclays. He begins his new position in September.

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