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Deutsche hires FX quant Pillitteri

Deutsche Bank has hired Giovanni Pillitteri as a London-based quant for its foreign exchange structured trading team.

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Pillitteri joins Deutsche from Lehman Brothers, where he was a quantitative foreign exchange strategist for the last two years. In his new role, Pillitteri will focus on quantitative analysis and structuring of foreign exchange, reporting to Rhomaios Ram, Deutsche’s head of foreign exchange structured trading.

Before joining Lehman, Pillitteri was a research assistant for the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics.

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