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US lawsuits accuse lenders of ignoring sex-offence conviction and suspicious behaviours
Scandal forced some of the world’s largest financial institutions to pay billions in fines
Dispute between lender and German regulator over improving money-laundering measures escalates further
Appeal to the US Supreme Court claims federal prosecutors are pushing the boundaries of what constitutes fraud
The question is whether net interest income will outweigh cost of non-performing loans
After years lagging US rivals, sector in UK and Europe is starting to take back some ground
Deutsche Bank posts one of its highest profits since before financial crisis
Germany’s largest lender benefits from frantic fixed income and currency trading
RIP YCC?
Warning that rising interest rates could prompt prolonged downturn
More than 100 police officers search HQ and ten homes in wide ‘cum-ex’ inquiry
Christian Sewing met financier and football investor and exchanged WhatsApp messages
Swiss bank’s shares have tumbled to historic lows amid social media storm
Lendlease’s £809mn acquisition shows squeeze on commercial property deals from interest rates and inflation
New guard at the Swiss bank has to focus on bringing down settlements for possible misconduct
He spearheaded Deutsche Bank’s attempt to conquer Wall Street and was known for his hard-charging style
Indian-born banker helped transform German bank into global financial titan
Lender’s mistake was to ignore warnings from its own tax experts
Inquiry in 2015 reveals lender’s exposure to ‘cum-ex’ scandal involving banks across Europe
Germany’s biggest lender reports 46% rise in second-quarter profit, above analyst expectations
Core IT restructuring project postponed until 2023 has proved far more complex than anticipated
Asset manager is listed but German corporate structure allows parent Deutsche Bank to call the shots
Plus, the regulatory hurdles testing Broadcom’s $69bn VMware takeover and DD investigates the Revlon meme stock mystery
CEO and other executives voluntarily forgo €75,000 each in pay to signal responsibility for ‘cultural shortcoming’
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