Rosemary Vrablic

Former managing director at Deutsche Bank who served as the private banker responsible for the Epstein account from 2013 to 2018. Vrablic oversaw account allocations of approximately $130 million in Epstein-related portfolios, coordinating with colleagues including Joshua Shoshan, Chip Packard, and Haig Ariyan. Deutsche Bank was fined $150 million by New York regulators for compliance failures related to the Epstein accounts. Vrablic simultaneously served as Donald Trump's personal banker at Deutsche Bank, overseeing more than $330 million in loans to the Trump Organization - making her a direct link between the bank's two most controversial clients. She resigned from Deutsche Bank in December 2020 after an internal investigation into a Kushner-linked real estate transaction.

Subsequently suspended by FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority). Her dual role managing both the Epstein and Trump accounts at Deutsche Bank is documented in David Enrich's book "Dark Towers" and numerous investigative reports. The broader Deutsche Bank context includes the bank's $10 billion Russian "mirror trades" money laundering scandal involving VTB Bank, though Vrablic's personal involvement was in the U.S. private banking division rather than Russian operations.