CS HK Credit Derivatives Trading OR DB Achieve Sophomore Diversity Internship

I have an offer from Credit Suisse Hong Kong in Fixed Income (Credit Derivatives Trading), and am waiting for a possible offer from Deutsche Bank's Achieve Sophomore Diversity Internship (probably in Sales & Trading) in NYC. I am from Asia (Japan and India) so I am interested in working in HK, but I would also love to work on Wall St. What are the pros and cons of each offer? Which bank is better? Where do I have better chance of return offer? (I am a sophomore)

Thanks guys!

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