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11 August 2009 - Tara Loader Wilkinson

UBS private banker quits for Deutsche

A member of UBS' key clients group within its wealth management unit has resigned to join Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management.

Natasa Williams has quit her role as a director on the key clients group at UBS Wealth Management, for an as yet unconfirmed role at Deutsche Bank.

A source said she was a "top producer on the key clients group."

Deutsche Bank's wealth management arm is looking to take on a number of quality London-based staff within the next few months, according to the bank.

Tags: Deutsche Bank , UBS Wealth Management

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