Deutsche Handelsbank expands growth finance team
Deutsche Handelsbank has announced the appointment of Sebastián Harlander as a director in its growth finance team, as well as the promotion of Nathalie Wiegand to senior associate and Peer Simon to executive director.
The firm aims to strengthen its venture debt offering through the development of the growth finance team.
Sebastián Harlander joins Deutsche Handelsbank from NIBC, where he held roles with NIBC Bank and with NIBC Mezzanine & Equity Partners.
Wiegand joined Deutsche Handelsbank in 2018, prior to which she held several roles with Raiffeisenbank. Simon joined Deutsche Handelsbank's corporate banking team in 2019 and previously worked for HypoVereinsbank.
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