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Hong Kong trader turned Credit Suisse risk MD resurfaces at Deutsche Bank in London

'Tis the season for Credit Suisse's top risk people to find new gigs. Shortly after Dimitris Barzillas resurfaced at Goldman Sachs, another MD from Credit Suisse's risk team has moved on.

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Amelie Perrier has joined Deutsche Bank as its head of enterprise risk. She spent seven years at Credit Suisse, joining initially in Hong Kong before moving to London to become an MD and global head of equity market risk. 

Many senior people, including Barzillas, didn't stay at UBS after the great merge, but Perrier did. She has served as the bank's head of contingent market risk for the past 15 months.

Prior to working in risk, Perrier spent over 12 years as an equity derivatives trader, beginning with BNP Paribas in Paris and ending with Citi in Hong Kong. At the latter, she ran the index structured products book for Asia. She transitioned to risk in a one-and-a-half year stint at Australian bank ANZ before moving to Credit Suisse.

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