Deutsche Bank faces shareholder ire over legal disputes
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank said there was no end in sight to its legal dispute with the representatives of deceased media mogul Leo Kirch, as it faced jeers from...
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Commerzbank chief forgoes bonus ahead of tough 2013
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commerzbank's Chief Executive announced that he is to waive his 700,000 euro bonus for 2012 and warned investors not to expect a dividend from what will be...
Deutsche Bank directors to question board-sources
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank's directors will question the management board over claims the lender failed to recognize billions of euros in unrealized losses during the financial crisis, two sources...
Lawmakers seek Libor controls at Deutsche Bank hearing
BERLIN (Reuters) - German politicians called for tighter regulation of global interest rates after questioning Deutsche Bank about the manipulation of London's Libor benchmark lending rate. The flagship lender said...
Lawmakers seek Libor controls at Deutsche Bank hearing
BERLIN (Reuters) - German politicians called for tighter regulation of global interest rates after questioning Deutsche Bank about the manipulation of London's Libor benchmark lending rate. The flagship lender said...
Founders of Germany’s Douglas in $2 billion buyout bid
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The founding family of Douglas Holding AG has teamed up with private equity to bid for the loss-making retailer, offering a possible end to months of uncertainty...
Founders of Germany’s Douglas in $2 billion buyout bid
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The founding family of Douglas Holding AG has teamed up with private equity to bid for the loss-making retailer, offering a possible end to months of uncertainty...
Pain prescribed as Deutsche duo slice jobs, bonuses
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is to axe more jobs, cut bonuses and sell assets to meet tougher capital rules, its new chief executives said on Tuesday as they pledged...
Pain prescribed as Deutsche duo slice jobs, bonuses
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is to axe more jobs, cut bonuses and sell assets to meet tougher capital rules, its new chief executives said on Tuesday as they pledged...
Years of U.S. fines over Iran loom for foreign banks
LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - For years, the United States struggled to get foreign bankers to comply with its effort to throttle Iran's economy - but a couple of billion dollars in...