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Austrian financier Alexander Schütz called on Markus Braun to do more to rebut FT’s critical reporting
Christian Sewing points to relatively small hit from payment provider’s collapse despite €80m exposure
German lender enters into agreements with prosecutors and securities regulator
Rosemary Vrablic to leave at end of the year, lender confirms
While the City’s swagger may have diminished, dire predictions have not come to pass
US chief says employees could be shifted to lower-cost areas of country in next five years
The German lender has travelled well in difficult times
Germany’s largest lender steps up cost-cutting and revises upwards financial targets
German lender temporarily replaces former EY partner Andreas Loetscher as probe into accounting scandal escalates
Elite jobs are notoriously inaccessible to newcomers — Cerberus’s failed Deutsche coup being the latest example
US buyout group tapped former Morgan Stanley president in an effort to replace Paul Achleitner
Revolving leadership at the continent’s top banks reflects the barriers to entry for industry outsiders
Germany’s audit watchdog investigates Andreas Loetscher for potential misconduct
German lender’s fledgling ‘Merchant Solutions’ unit is weighting options for potential targets
French watchdog queried payment made to business of ex-Goldman Sachs dealmaker
Regulator requested suspension of key areas of business amid concern at ‘incomplete’ framework for monitoring risk
Restrictions kill off signs of life at offices and pubs in run-up to Christmas
Third-quarter revenues increased 43% but the difficulty is in repeating the performance
German lender helped by falling costs and a drop in provisions for bad loans
Seven years of court battles have left Eric Ben-Artzi with no money but a new crusade
After planting his flag on the moral high ground, Eric Ben-Artzi finds himself atop financial quicksand
Frankfurt prosecutors clear German lender of Danske Bank-related money laundering allegations
At least one of the payments was flagged as unusual by Deutsche Bank
German lender responds as coronavirus pandemic drives more customers online
Majority of leaked SARs relate to previously reported scandals and regulatory issues
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