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Equities specialist quits Deutsche’s ‘bad bank’ after two months

The bank faces a battle holding on to staff whose jobs will likely not last beyond three years

A senior executive at Deutsche Bank’s so-called bad bank is set to depart just two months into the German lender’s move to wind down hundreds of billions of euros of unwanted assets.

Andrew Morgan, an equities trader who has held numerous top jobs in London during more than 15 years at Deutsche, is leaving the company, according to a person with knowledge of the move.

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