Henrik Aslaksen This is Me

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1. 1. www.db.com

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   Published on: 4/11/2008   Last Visited: 4/19/2008

   > > > Deutsche Bank appoints Henrik Aslaksen and Brett Olsher as Global Co-Heads of M&A
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   Deutsche Bank's Global Banking division today announced the appointment of Henrik Aslaksen and Brett Olsher as Global Co-Heads of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A).
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   Aslaksen and Olsher replace Tony Burgess, who is retiring from Deutsche Bank to return to Australia, and Jim Stynes, who becomes Global Chairman of M&A to spend more time developing relationships with our most important clients.
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   Aslaksen joined the M&A team at Deutsche Bank in 2002 and was appointed to the role of Co-Head of M&A for Europe in 2007. He has played a key advisory role in many significant cross-border and defence mandates for the bank including recently advising Pernod Ricard in its USD9.0 billion acquisition of Vin & Sprit from the Kingdom of Sweden; SSAB in its USD4.0 billion divestiture of IPSCO Tubulars to Evraz Group and TMK; Softbank in its acquisition of Vodafone Japan for USD17.2 billion; the successful defence of Scania against MAN's USD13.0 billion hostile offer; and the Arcelor/Mittal Steel EUR33.0 billion transaction.
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   Commenting on the appointments, Michael Cohrs, Head of Global Banking said; "Henrik and Brett are two outstanding bankers who have strong relationships with many of our key clients and exceptional track records on major deals.
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   Aslaksen and Olsher will remain in London and will report to Michael Cohrs, Head of Global Banking.

2. 2. in.news.yahoo.com

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   Published on: 12/20/2007   Last Visited: 12/20/2007

   "On a global basis 2007 will be hard to beat for a while," said Henrik Aslaksen, co-Head of European M&A at Deutsche Bank.

3. 3. Europeans see prime time for takeovers

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   Published on: 3/30/2005   Last Visited: 3/30/2005

   "We've got a benign environment for borrowing," said Henrik Aslaksen, Deutsche Bank's managing director of European mergers and acquisitions in London.