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Erich Mauff serves as Head of Deutsche Bank’s North American Capital Markets and Treasury Solutions group in New York City.
Brooklyn resident Erich Mauff attended Brown University, where he gained an exemplary education at the Providence-based Ivy League institution. As a student, Erich Mauff focused intently on both his studies and his training for the 1992 Olympic Games. Erich Mauff enrolled at Boston University as a freshman in 1988, then transferred to Brown in 1990. As a student at Brown, Erich Mauff studied economics and history at the world-renowned research institute. In 1992, South African native Erich Mauff attended the Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain. Erich Mauff and his team placed eighth in the men’s coxed eight row. One year later, Erich Mauff received his Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Modern European History. Today, Erich Mauff serves as Managing Director and Co-Head of Deutsche Bank’s Debt Capital Markets group in the United States, where he develops customized financial solutions for corporations, financial firms, supranationals, sovereigns, and agencies. Outside of his demanding job, Erich Mauff maintains an active lifestyle, playing tennis, golfing, and cycling. Erich Mauff is a member of the Brown University Sports Foundation (BUSF), an organization that supports the college’s 37 varsity and seven club teams. Erich Mauff joins 5,500 other donors involved with BUSF in raising $3.25 million this year. Erich Mauff is a strong supporter of the Bronx-based CitySquash after-school enrichment program, the Brooklyn Museum, a Trustee of Prep for Prep, and the Brooklyn Community Board. During his limited downtime, Erich Mauff enjoys collecting fine wines and visiting art museums. Erich Mauff’s library includes the novels The Magus by John Fowles, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, and The Mysteries of Pittsburgh by Michael Chabon.
Erich Mauff's Schools
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Brown University
, Class of 1993
I graduated from Brown University in 1993, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Modern European History. Brown was founded in 1763 by the Rev. James Manning, who was sent to Rhode Island by the Philadelphia Association of Baptist Churches. Aided by local Congregationalists, Manning secured a charter the following year, establishing a college in the city of Warren. In 1765, Manning was sworn in as the college’s first president. Five years later, the school moved to its current location with monetary funding coming from the Brown family, securing the institution’s modern name. The Brown family was deeply involved with the university for decades, with members serving as professors and holding seats on the board. Nicholas Brown, Jr., one of the school’s graduates, contributed a significant amount of money for an endowed professorship in 1804, at which time the school was officially named Brown University. At present, U.S. News & World Report ranks Brown 16th among all universities in the United States and sixth for undergraduate education. Brown is particularly celebrated for its programs in history, economics, English, mathematics, and computer science. Recently, Brown renewed its commitment to sustainability by forming an Energy and Environmental Advisory Committee, which is guiding the university toward its admirable goal of carbon neutrality. Last year, Brown fulfilled the goals of its Campaign for Academic Enrichment, which raised funds for the construction of multiple new academic buildings, including the Sidney E. Frank Hall for Life Sciences, an Aquatics and Fitness Center, and the Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts.
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Erich Mauff's Companies
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Deutsche Bank
1996
Managing Director - Head of Capital Markets and Treasury Solutions
I run the group that advisors clients on bank lending, access to the debt markets, help execute derivatives, corporate treasury solutions, manage their liability structure and rating agency discussions.
I'm head of this group in the US.
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Erich Mauff's Publications
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The Brown University Sports Foundation By Erich Mauff, Erich Mauff
March, 2011
by Erich Mauff
I enjoy a variety of sports and outdoor activities including tennis, rowing, golf, squash, and cycling. As a Brown University alumnus, I support the Brown University Sports Foundation (BUSF), which provides nearly half of the Brown Athletic Department’s yearly budget for 37 varsity and 7 club teams.
This money comes from two primary sources: earnings from Brown Athletic endowments and annual-use giving. Annual-use BUSF fundraising goals give every Brown Bear team an individual target within a total fundraising goal ($3.25 million for 2011). These team-led fundraising efforts are a critical part of the total sports department budget, ensuring that Brown teams remain competitive at Ivy League and National levels. The endowment arm of BUSF oversees significant individual contributions, with donors at the $100,000 level supporting equipment budgets for teams, and donors at the $1 million-plus level endowing coaching chair positions.
Facilities are another major focus of BUSF fundraising efforts, with recently completed projects including the Meister/Kavan turf field, the Berylson Family Fields, and the floor renovation of the Pizzitola basketball court. An ambitious ongoing effort is the Athletic Complex Project, a $46 million addition to the existing athletics complex. The new facilities currently being constructed include an aquatics center, a fitness center, a strength and conditioning center, and a green landscaped quadrangle.
When completed, the Katherine Moran Coleman Aquatics Center will provide Brown swimmers with a 56-meter swimming pool with three-meter diving and spectator seating for 800. In a nod towards historical continuity, the original cupola from Marvel Gymnasium, which was demolished in 2002, features prominently on the the soon-to-be-completed Nelson Fitness Center. The entire project started in May 2010 and will end in March 2012. To learn more about the Brown University Sports Foundation and ways of contributing to Brown Bear athletics, visit www.sportsfoundation.brown.edu.
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