Germany's largest bank, Deutsche Bank, has said it is planning to slash 3,500 jobs worldwide by the end of next year. It becomes the latest lender to cut back its workforce, with many financial ...

Deutsche Bank will cut 18,000 jobs over three years as part of a radical reorganisation of the German bank. It will also report a second quarter loss of €2.8bn to partly pay for the shake-up ...

Markets are struggling in the wake of a surging Treasury yields on fresh fears disinflation could be stalling even as growth ...

Rival bankers have told Business Insider they are seeing a flood of resumes from Deutsche Bank executives looking for other jobs. Leveraged finance has typically been a bright spot for the firm.

The German banking giant, Deutsche Bank, has plans to onboard up to 1,000 employees this year. Dilipkumar Khandelwal — Deutsche Bank’s global chief information officer (CIO) of Corporate ...