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Deutsche Bank avoids penalty of almost €156mn after revealing existence of collusion
Lender has 572 employees making over €1mn a year but call centre staff are paid just a few cents above minimum wage
New retail banking head Claudio de Sanctis pledges to improve digital services after summer of disruption
German lender reports better than expected third-quarter figures and highest annual revenue forecast in seven years
Deutsche Bank unveils art for new building; Phillips gets $70mn Triton Collection; Atlanta to have its first art fair
Some customers left locked out of accounts after lender’s problematic IT integration project
Asset manager’s settlement with US regulator includes historic $19mn penalty over greenwashing allegations
...of CTAs’ positions, that is
Regulator makes unprecedented rebuke as many clients locked out of their accounts for weeks
Internal investigation from 2019 uncovered rule-breaking and lax controls in sales of complex products to Spanish SMEs
Commodity trading advisers aim to catch up after missing out
Stock price has gone nowhere despite a smoother path to profits
German lender’s provisions for credit losses balloon 72% in second quarter
A frantic weekend in early July was the culmination of German lender’s fraught efforts to integrate rival Postbank
German lender had pledged to deal with ‘unsafe and unsound practices’ on handling sanctions and money-laundering
Contract for airline’s Miles & More programme will more than double German lender’s volume of such transactions
No, Swedes haven’t blown through their surplus savings yet, whatever DB says
Michael Ilgner to step down after three years at Germany’s largest lender
CMA’s initial finding shows traders exchanged sensitive information on pricing and strategies
Agreement draws line under one of three complaints targeting lenders to late sex offender
In his first year, Alexander Wynaendts has made management more accountable
Stefan Hoops hailed proposal to pay €1mn to win business as ‘smart’ and ‘awesome’
Refurbished iPhones boost Apple’s share of Indian market
Expansion designed to prepare for dealmaking rebound and reduce reliance on fixed-income sales and trading
Regulatory disclosure shows Michael Ilgner bought debt during the ‘closed period’ before the lender’s results were released
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