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HAROLD YOUNG is head of payments for Deutsche Bank GlobalTransaction Banking (GTB)-Cash Management. Based in New York, Young oversees Cash Management's global product offering, including ...

By Staff Writer | October 01, 2006 at 08:00 PM

HAROLD YOUNG is head of payments for Deutsche Bank GlobalTransaction Banking (GTB)-Cash Management. Based in New York, Young oversees Cash Management's global product offering, including clearing, commercial payments and continuous linked settlements. He focuses on the integration of these services with other products targeted to financial institutions and corporate clients. Young joined Deutsche Bank in 2003 with over 15 years of product management experience.

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