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Deutsche Bank is Germany’s biggest bank, with more than 100,000 people employed in more than 70 countries.
City tops Deutsche Bank’s list of 50 cities ranking, which looks at factors like safety, health care and cost of living
The growing number of millionaires and a raft of market reforms on the mainland have prompted Deutsche Bank to relocate its Asian asset and wealth management head to Hong Kong from Singapore.
Fund managers running the X-trackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF at a Deutsche Bank unit are facing a problem their rivals would love to have. They are luring too much money.
It is natural for bond buyers to be pessimists. It's part of their DNA. But they are taking the whole role of worrier too far by giving in to the pervasive concern that a credit-market Armageddon is coming.
Deutsche Bank has offered an out-of-court settlement to a top mainland banker who they sued for allegedly transferring millions of dollars.
The US$6.3m lawsuit filed by Deutsche Bank against ICBC executive Zhang Hongli will hurt the German lender's relationship with the mainland bank.
Deutsche Bank plans to lend about US$1 billion for Japan solar projects, joining Goldman Sachs Group in funding cleaner energy as the government struggles to restart nuclear power plants after the Fukushima disaster.
William Broeksmit, a former senior manager at Deutsche Bank with close ties to co-CEO Anshu Jain, has been found dead at his home in London in what appears to have been a suicide.
Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank are among five Wall Street firms in addition to JPMorgan Chase whose hiring practices in China are being probed by regulators in the United States, it was reported yesterday.
A British court will this week consider whether attempted manipulation of the benchmark interest rate Libor - London interbank offered rate - can invalidate loans and other deals or show that banks mis-sold products that were based on the rate.
Japan's securities market watchdog is investigating whether Deutsche Bank employees provided excessive entertainment to Japanese pension fund executives in breach of regulations, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
The bank's co-chief executives, Juergen Fitschen and Anshu Jain, are restructuring operations and bolstering capital levels, the lowest among Europe's biggest investment banks, in their first year in charge, to help meet stricter banking rules.
