Page 5 - Deutsche Bank

Deutsche bank's asset manager may need its own deal to succeed

DWS CEO Woehrmann is cutting jobs as margins under pressure

Deutsche Bank top management gets first bonus in four years

The management board received total pay, including bonuses, of 55.7 million euros in 2018, up from 29.8 million euros a year earlier

Germany's Deutsche Bank is setting up a bad-loan buying unit in India

BofA is yet to make a final decision on setting up an ARC and may choose not to go ahead with the plan

Germany's Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank enter into formal merger talks

The German government has pushed for a combination given concerns about the health of Deutsche, which has struggled to generate sustainable profits since the 2008 financial crisis

This single bond bet involving Warren Buffet cost Deutsche Bank $1.6 bn

Deutsche Bank resisted for years reducing the value of those bonds and related derivatives on its books to a level that markets suggested they were worth

Deutsche Bank outsourcing 60 accounting jobs from US to Mumbai to trim cost

In July, people briefed on the matter said the Deutsche Bank would also cut dozens of employees in Chicago

Deutsche Bank CEO junks takeover speculation amid money laundering probe

Christian Sewing's remarks followed the two-day raid as part of an investigation linked to the so-called Panama Papers leak of documents about offshore finance

Christian Sewing's options dwindle as Deutsche Bank hit by fresh scandals

As the 148-year-old institution continues its stumbles, here's a look at some scenarios how it may play out

Frankfurt prosecutor says Deutsche Bank raid continues for second day

Deutsche Bank shares traded 1.4% lower on Friday morning after a 3.4 decline on Thursday. Shares are down 48% so far this year

Deutsche Bank-Commerzbank merger plan receives backing of German officials

The government is in favor of a tie-up between its two biggest banks to create a heavyweight that would finance Germany's export-oriented economy

Deutsche Bank's equities head takes 'Moneyball' route to build dream team

Moneyball is a reference to Michael Lewis's book chronicling how the Oakland Athletics used quantitative analysis to find underrated players

Deutsche Bank has some debt cut by Moody's to a step above junk

Deutsche Bank is "absolutely focused on changing the direction of our ratings," says von Moltke

What it will take to fix Deutsche Bank

Revenue at the Frankfurt-based lender has been declining steadily since it announced its first attempt to shrink the investment bank in April 2015

Deutsche Bank shelves $4.6-bn India portfolio sale to IndusInd: Sources

The bank's new CEO, Christian Sewing, and retail head Frank Strauss decided that Deutsche Bank didn't get a price that justified selling the profitable unit

Crisis-hit Deutsche Bank ousts British CEO in a bid to get back on track

The bank announced that German Christian Sewing, 47, would succeed Cryan who has been at the helm since 2015 with Sewing as deputy CEO and head of private banking

Christian Sewing to become new CEO of Deutsche Bank, to replace John Cryan

His appointment could signal a shift in emphasis away from Deutsche Bank's strategy of seeking profit growth

Deutsche Bank to review CEO John Cryan's future; president facing heat

With the lender's supervisory board holding a call Sunday evening to discuss Cryan's fate, it's still unclear what direction the board will ultimately take

Deutsche Bank eyes ex-UBS manager Juerg Zeltner as next CEO: Spiegel

Zeltner is credited with leading a push by UBS into Asia Pacific

Deutsche Bank mulls more cuts at investment bank across trading businesses

As part of the review, cuts are being discussed at both big trading businesses

Deutsche Bank hikes bonuses to 2.3 bn euros after 2017 loss, saving delays

The bank, which distributed 546 mn euros in bonuses in 2016, also said its cost cutting plans were hitting roadblocks, partly because of a delay in disposals