Asset Management

DWS’s staff tell CEO they want to transfer to the Middle East

Stefan Hoops says employees have expressed interest in working out of a new office in Abu Dhabi, which the asset manager plans to open later this year

Abu Dhabi has attracted several other asset managers, including US groups PGIM and Nuveen which opened offices in the UAE capital last year
Abu Dhabi has attracted several other asset managers, including US groups PGIM and Nuveen which opened offices in the UAE capital last year Photo: Getty Images

DWS’s chief executive has told Financial News that staff are asking to transfer to the Middle East as the asset manager prepares to launch a new office in Abu Dhabi.

Stefan Hoops said around a dozen staff had expressed interest in making the shift. The Frankfurt-headquartered asset manager, which is majority-owned by Deutsche Bank, plans to open an outpost in the United Arab Emirates capital later this year.

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