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DEUTSCHE BANK

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GROUP

POSITIONS: Full-time Analysts - Information Technology
           (see below)

POSITION LOCATIONS: New York City and Baltimore

CAMPUS INFO SESSION:  Monday, 16 October 2000
      Wean Hall 7400 (with refreshments)
      --Resumes welcome. Can schedule interviews

TO APPLY:
Interested candidates should mail or fax their resumes and cover
letters (specifying business area and location preferences) to....

GTS-Campus Recruiting
Deutsche Bank
4 World Trade Center, 6th Floor, MS NYC06-0612
New York, NY 10048
TEL: 212/602-1600
        FAX: 212/602-3705
E-mail: gts.campusrecruiting@db.com


[1]  JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Candidates should expect a Bachelor's degree during the current
school year (2001).  Preferred majors include computer engineering,
computer science, business, finance, or mathematics.  Other
requirements include superior analytical aptitude, creative problem
solving abilities and excellent communication skills, both verbal
and written.  Leadership potential is highly valued, as is the
ability to work on small team projects. A commitment to integrity,
professionalism and teamwork is required.  A relevant work permit
for the region you wish to work in is encouraged.

TRAINING
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All US Analysts will participate in the Firm's global
orientation program in London, as well as a 3-day outdoor teambuilding
exercise.  Analysts will participate in an introduction to investment
banking products course.  This is followed by 5 weeks of core
technical training which covers core technologies used by
Deutsche Bank, including UNIX, ORACLE, DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS,
OBJECT ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY and JAVA.  Additional training is
available upon joining a specific business area.

PLACEMENT
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Upon successful completion of the training program,
US Analysts will return to their business area/city to begin
their placement under the guidance of senior management.

BACKGROUND
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Deutsche Bank's recent acquisition of Bankers Trust and BT Alex. Brown
has created a powerful global financial institution.  With over $910
billion in assets as of March 31, 2000, and approximately 95,000
employees, the new Deutsche Bank offers its clients unparalleled
financial services throughout the world.  It ranks among the leaders
in asset management, capital markets, corporate finance, custody,
cash management and private banking.

Our business units are supported by two key disciplines that are
fundamental to their success: Operations and Information Technology.
State-of-the-art global systems and superlative support are
essential components of a premier universal bank.

In the United States, the "Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown" descriptor
applies to the Global Equities, Global Investment Banking and
parts of the Global Markets divisions.

Division Description: Information Technology
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Within the Information Technology division you will work closely
with business areas throughout the Bank to assure the delivery of
leading-edge solutions that meet their needs now, and anticipate
their needs in the future.  You will either be a part of an
application development team responsible for the analysis, design,
and implementation of systems that will be used directly by the
business.  Or you will be part of the group developing, deploying
and supporting the technical infrastructure - the telecommunications,
networks, databases and systems architecture - on which our complex
systems are built and operate.

US Analysts are hired directly into one of seven business areas:
Asset Management Technology
Controlling Risk Technology Systems
Global Corporates and Institutions Technology
Global Institutional Services Technology
Global Settlements Technology Group
Infrastructure or Private Banking Technology

Asset Management Technology
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Asset management provides investors with a wide range
of investment management services suited for institutional,
offshore and U.S. mutual fund investors.  The technology group
provides services to support trading and portfolio modeling
applications, e-commerce solutions, data warehousing, and core
processing applications.

Controlling Risk Technology Systems (CRTS)
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The goal of the application development teams is to support the
business with high quality products that satisfy business
requirements through innovative technologies, rapid application
development and cost effective resource management.

GCI Technology
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The business aligned application development teams are critical
in achieving and retaining a competitive advantage in an
ever-changing and challenging business environment.  Global
Corporates and Institutions (GCI) Technology includes working
on production front and back-end systems for, among others,
Equities, Global Markets, Fixed Income and Money Markets products.

GIS Technology
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Global Institutional Services Technology relates to Global Cash
Management, Global Securities Services, Corporate Trust and
Agency Services. With the acquisition of Bankers Trust,
Deutsche Bank is truly world class in the scope of its
operations, the range of its products, the quality of its
service, the power of its technology and - perhaps most
important - the caliber of its people.

Global Settlements Technology Group (GSTG)
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The Global Settlements Technology Group (GSTG) is responsible for
settlement systems application development and maintenance supporting
the Investment Banking (GCI), Custody (GIS), Private Banking and
Retail Banking businesses. Globally, GSTG is currently 500+ people
strong, operates in six locations around the world, and is in
use in over 20 worldwide locations.

Infrastructure: The goal of the infrastructure group is to build
nimble, cost-effective and reliable products and services
infrastructure that adds value and improves the profitability
of Deutsche Bank and future external clients.

Private Banking Technology
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Private Banking Technology deals with emerging technologies in
the field of electronic Banking Applications especially developed
for Private Clients.  This includes Administration of:
current investments, Credit and Securities Accounts and User
Classes and Clients.