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Ex-Deutsche Bank Russia CEO Said to Start Financial Boutique
2016-09-09 11:00:00.2 GMT
By Anna Baraulina and Ksenia Galouchko
(Bloomberg) -- The former chief of Deutsche Bank AG's
Russian operations, Pavel Teplukhin, started a financial
boutique called Matrix Advisors with former colleagues from
Troika Dialog, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Teplukhin created the firm with five partners, including
Timur Nasardinov, Kirill Gromov and Ivan Ivanchenko, according
to a person familiar with the plan, who asked not to be named
because the information hasn't been made public. The company
will focus on Russia and emerging markets and will offer asset
management and other financial services, according to the
person. Two other people disclosed the name of the new firm.
A spokesman for Teplukhin confirmed that the financier is
creating a new company with a group of partners and its founding
will be announced next week, while declining to provide further
details.
Teplukhin left Deutsche Bank's Moscow office in August. The
German lender is reducing its presence in Russia as it faces a
money-laundering probe by regulators in London and New York over
suspicious trades that moved as much as $10 billion out of the
country between 2012 and 2014. Investment banking fees slumped
to a 13-year low in Russia last year as sanctions over the
Kremlin's role in the Ukraine conflict and low oil prices curbed
business.
Teplukhin worked at Troika Dialog, Russia's oldest
brokerage now known as Sberbank CIB, until 2010, when he left
his roles as a managing director and head of the group's asset-
management unit. Nasardinov and Gromov both left Sberbank CIB
and Ivanchenko left VTB Capital this year.
Emerging markets, including Russian assets, have rallied
this year on bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve will delay
raising interest rates, increasing appetite for higher-yielding
assets. Russian stocks reached all-time highs this week and the
rally in bonds has sent five-year yields lower for eight
straight days.
--With assistance from Olga Voitova.
To contact the reporters on this story:
Anna Baraulina in Moscow at abaraulina@bloomberg.net;
Ksenia Galouchko in Moscow at kgalouchko1@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story:
Alex Nicholson at anicholson6@bloomberg.net
Keith Campbell, Ross Larsen
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Ex-Deutsche Bank Russia CEO Said to Start Financial Boutique
2016-09-09 11:00:00.2 GMT
By Anna Baraulina and Ksenia Galouchko
(Bloomberg) -- The former chief of Deutsche Bank AG's
Russian operations, Pavel Teplukhin, started a financial
boutique called Matrix Advisors with former colleagues from
Troika Dialog, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Teplukhin created the firm with five partners, including
Timur Nasardinov, Kirill Gromov and Ivan Ivanchenko, according
to a person familiar with the plan, who asked not to be named
because the information hasn't been made public. The company
will focus on Russia and emerging markets and will offer asset
management and other financial services, according to the
person. Two other people disclosed the name of the new firm.
A spokesman for Teplukhin confirmed that the financier is
creating a new company with a group of partners and its founding
will be announced next week, while declining to provide further
details.
Teplukhin left Deutsche Bank's Moscow office in August. The
German lender is reducing its presence in Russia as it faces a
money-laundering probe by regulators in London and New York over
suspicious trades that moved as much as $10 billion out of the
country between 2012 and 2014. Investment banking fees slumped
to a 13-year low in Russia last year as sanctions over the
Kremlin's role in the Ukraine conflict and low oil prices curbed
business.
Teplukhin worked at Troika Dialog, Russia's oldest
brokerage now known as Sberbank CIB, until 2010, when he left
his roles as a managing director and head of the group's asset-
management unit. Nasardinov and Gromov both left Sberbank CIB
and Ivanchenko left VTB Capital this year.
Emerging markets, including Russian assets, have rallied
this year on bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve will delay
raising interest rates, increasing appetite for higher-yielding
assets. Russian stocks reached all-time highs this week and the
rally in bonds has sent five-year yields lower for eight
straight days.
--With assistance from Olga Voitova.
To contact the reporters on this story:
Anna Baraulina in Moscow at abaraulina@bloomberg.net;
Ksenia Galouchko in Moscow at kgalouchko1@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story:
Alex Nicholson at anicholson6@bloomberg.net
Keith Campbell, Ross Larsen
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