Robin Rousseau, Deutsche Bank’s top M&A banker in Europe, is the latest person to depart the German lender as it embarks on a massive restructuring programme
German lender Deutsche Bank recorded a larger-than-forecast loss of €3.15bn for Q2 2019, the result of major restructuring costs
Germany’s two largest listed lenders, Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, have confirmed exploratory talks over a potential merger, prompting fears of job losses
Deutsche Bank has been losing 25 cents on every dollar of business in the US, with investors pushing for further cuts to this part of the bank’s operations
Andreas Hauschild was extradited to the UK on October 12 to face trial for his role in Euribor manipulation
Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan left his position with immediate effect after investors grew impatient with efforts to improve the bank’s fortunes
A turbulent 2016 has seen Germany’s largest bank fall to 16th on a listing of the world’s biggest financial institutions
John Cryan will soon become the sole CEO of Deutsche Bank. If he is able to turn the German banking giant around, it could be a career-defining achievement
Josef Ackermann’s tenure at Deutsche Bank is over. The board’s faith in him was testing, but he received a standing ovation as he left
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
