The bank's shares fell more than 5% in early trading on Thursday
The German banking giant has been fined over alleged money laundering in Russia
The bank announced it had reached the agreement in principle with US authorities on December 23
The investment bank they created remains a power in bond and foreign currency trading worldwide
Italian government has earmarked 20 billion euros ($21 billion) to bolster its ailing lenders
Settling the mortgage-securities case would mean Deutsche Bank has shaken off one legal headache
Russian central bank said it had passed its findings to law enforcement for their assessment of what had happened
One of its units conceded that it misled investors and violated securities laws
The German bank in October agreed to pay $38 million to settle similar litigation over alleged silver price manipulation
According to the global brokerage firm, post the US election, EMFX has seen sell-off, which has also led to some weakening in the rupee
Deutsche Bank would also intensify a major restructuring to counter a deteriorating environment for banking in Europe and elsewhere, Cryan said
Bank posted an unexpected net profit of $303 million in the 3rd quarter after a record loss in the year-earlier
Deutsche Bank AG, Germany's biggest bank, is considering options such as scaling back US operations as part of a wider overhaul to lower costs, according to several media reports.A US pullback was already discussed by the supervisory board and would be more likely than a sale of the asset-management business, Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported, citing an undisclosed person familiar with the matter. No decision has been taken, according to the German newspaper. Deutsche Bank doesn't plan a full US retreat, according to Reuters. Renee Calabro, a spokeswoman for Deutsche Bank in New York, declined to comment. CEO John Cryan is under pressure to lower cost further as mounting legal expenses threaten to undermine profitability. While a sell-off in the shares accelerated last month, when the US Justice Department requested $14 billion to settle a probe tied to residential mortgage-backed securities, Cryan has said he doesn't plan to raise capital and expects US authorities to scale back their ini
The bank's share price has almost halved this year, prompting speculation that it could lose some of its top investment bankers
Should the bank precipitate a crisis, it's not clear how it would be resolved. It's a European bank, so the Fed's powers would be limited
Deutsche is in the middle of a deep overhaul that includes slashing a workforce of around 100,000
Executives at Deutsche Bank arranged 103 similar deals with a total value of euro 10.5 bn ($11.8 bn) for 30 clients, according to the audit
Sterling dropped to its weakest since 1985, hit by a growing sense that the UK might be heading for a 'hard' Brexit
The bank struck an agreement with its works council to eliminate 3,000 full-time positions
US authorities have demanded a fine of up to $14 billion for mis-selling mortgage-backed securities from the bank