Deutsche Bank’s Global Transaction Banking unit today announced that Patricia Giangrande has rejoined the Bank as a Managing Director and Global Head of the Business Control Office function for Institutional Cash Management (ICM). Giangrande will be based in New York and report to Susan Skerritt, Chairwoman, President and CEO of Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas; Global Head of ICM and Head of Global Transaction Banking Americas. Giangrande will also sit on the Global ICM Executive Council.

“As an industry veteran with more than 25 years of experience, Patricia has a strong track record of integrating compliance into the fabric and culture of organizations, and we’re pleased to have her join our team,” said Skerritt. “ICM continues to be an area of investment for the firm to ensure our systems meet the highest standards, in turn making our business more safe and sound.”

Giangrande joins from JPMorgan where she was the Global Financial Crimes Compliance Sector Head for the Corporate & Investment Bank and the Global Head of Treasury Services & Trade Finance Compliance. She managed the BSA/AML, sanctions, anti-bribery and corruption programs for Treasury Services, Banking, Markets, Investor Services and Global Trade & Loan Products. She also previously worked at BNY Mellon as the Head of Compliance for Investor Services and was the Head of GTB Compliance at Deutsche Bank from May 2002 through March 2005