finance

Deutsche Bank issues massive loss warning

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.

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Deutsche Bank chief faces trial in Munich

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.

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Deutsche Bank settles with US, UK for $2.5bn

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.

banks

Deutsche Bank gets €725 million Libor fine

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.

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Deutsche Bank 'led by losers', says ex CEO

As Deutsche Bank’s chief executives Anshu Jain and Jürgen Fitschen launch a cost-cutting plan to save €3 billion, and admit the firm’s involvement in the Libor-fixing scandal, their predecessor Joseph Ackermann has called them “losers”.