Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank is Germany's largest bank, combining an investment bank, a corporate bank for companies, a retail and wealth bank led by Postbank and the DWS asset manager.
Its German retail arm serves about 18 million clients.
Personal Banking, run through the Deutsche Bank and Postbank brands, leads the German market and gives the group a large, stable deposit base.
How big is Deutsche Bank?
The investment bank brings in the most.
- Investment Bank36%€11.5B
- Private Bank31%€9.7B
- Asset Management10%€3.1B
- Corporate Bank23%€7.4B
Serve firms. Trade markets. Bank Germans.
- 1Companies' cash and trade
- 2Markets for institutions
- 3German households, Postbank
Steady cash-management and household deposit income balances the swings of trading.
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CEO: Christian Sewing
- 1870Deutsche Bank is founded
- 1957Three regional banks are reunited as Deutsche Bank AG
- 2010Takes control of Postbank
- 2015Strategy 2020 is announced
- 2018Christian Sewing becomes CEO
Every number on this page comes from Deutsche Bank's own reports.
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