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Pimco HIres Posch

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Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco) has recently poached Brigitte Posch, a veteran of Latin American ABS, from her post as head of Latin American securitizations at Deutsche Bank.

 

Jibing with the trend of i-bankers crossing to the buyside, the move comes after a stint of slightly over two years at the German bank. No word yet on her new position.

 

A Pimco spokesman didn’t return a call for comment. Prior to Deutsche, Posch spent six months at Ambac, and before joining the monoline, she had worked eight years at Moody’s Investors Service.


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