Shares in Germany's biggest lender Deutsche Bank plummeted on the Frankfurt stock market on Friday, dragging other European banks and global markets down with it, after reports some customers were pulling money out.
Germany's finance ministry on Wednesday said the government was "not preparing rescue plans" for Deutsche Bank, denying a newspaper report that state aid was being considered for the embattled lender.
Shares in Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, sank to a historic low on Monday after reports at the weekend that Berlin had refused state aid for the embattled lender.
Since the beginning of 2016, Deutsche Bank – Germany's biggest lender – has lost 40 percent of its value on the stock market. What's got investors so spooked?
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, said on Thursday it would cut 15,000 jobs and 200 German branches in the wake of the company's biggest-ever quarterly loss.
One Deutsche Bank customer got quite the surprise when they found $6 billion had appeared in their bank account. The error is the latest in a long line of bad headlines for Germany's largest bank.
The US Department of Justice is investigating Deutsche Bank over suspicions the bank helped wealthy Russian businessmen close to President Vladimir Putin get their money out of Moscow.
Deutsche Bank warned Thursday that it would post a net loss of €6.2 billion ($7 billion) in the third quarter and that dividends for the year may be scrapped.
German prosecutors have charged eight former and current Deutsche Bank employees with alleged evasion of taxes on trading carbon emission certificates, it was revealed on Thursday.
Searches of offices belonging to Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, were connected with a wider probe into suspected tax evasion, Frankfurt prosecutors said on Thursday.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, announced the surprise resignation on Sunday of its embattled co-chief executives. The future direction of the banking giant is now unclear.
Deutsche Bank co-CEO Jürgen Fitschen is one of five defendants in a trial starting Tuesday accused of giving false testimony in a long-running legal battle with the defunct Kirch media group.
Germany's biggest lender Deutsche Bank announced late Friday it was seeking to sell its Postbank subsidiary as part of a revamp to improve profitability.
German banking giant Deutsche Bank has been fined $2.51 billion over its role in a vast multi-year conspiracy to rig LIBOR interest rates, US and British authorities said Thursday.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, has circulated a video to employees, warning them not to do anything to tarnish the group's reputation, a spokesperson confirmed on Thursday.
Germany's Deutsche Bank is among a group of western banks helping relatives of China’s communist elite hide their family’s assets in Caribbean tax havens.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, announced late on Sunday a surprise net loss of €965 million in the fourth quarter of 2013 because of litigation costs and weakening revenues.
Germany's biggest bank has been fined a record €725 million for rigging interest rates. It was one of several banks fined a total of €1.7 billion by the European Union Commission on Wednesday.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest lender, said on Tuesday that its profits had collapsed by 94 percent due to "substantial litigation charges" and falling gains in investment banking.
Germany's DZ Bank said on Monday that it would be stopping its business betting on commodity prices, one of the financial world's hotly contested activities, which has been blamed for pushing up staple food prices.
Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest, will face legal action in Los Angeles after a US court denied the bank's bid to dismiss a case claiming it let hundreds of properties fall into disrepair and illegally evicted tenants.
Reports emerged this week that Deutsche Bank allegedly hid billions of dollars in losses on bad assets during the global financial crisis, but Germany's central bank refused to confirm it was investigating the matter.
International ratings agency Standard and Poor's put the biggest German bank's long-term credit rating on negative watch Wednesday after Deutsche Bank's 2102 earnings were hit by writedowns and legal costs.
