Knowra Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank is a German multinational investment bank and financial-services company headquartered in Frankfurt. Its businesses include corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, and asset management.
Corporate banking : Banking services for companies, including lending, payments, cash management, and trade finance. Deutsche Bank provides financing and transaction services to businesses across international markets.
Berlin : The capital and largest city of Germany. Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin in 1870.
2008 financial crisis : A global financial crisis marked by banking failures, severe market disruption, and economic recession. The crisis exposed Deutsche Bank to market losses and intensified scrutiny of its risk controls.
Commerzbank : A major German commercial bank headquartered in Frankfurt. It is Deutsche Bank's closest large domestic banking peer, with a more Germany-centered profile.
Investment banking : Financial services that help organizations raise capital, trade securities, and conduct mergers and acquisitions. This division handles securities markets and corporate transactions within Deutsche Bank.
Frankfurt : A major German city and European financial center on the Main River. Frankfurt has been Deutsche Bank's headquarters since the postwar period.
Libor scandal : A benchmark-manipulation scandal involving attempts by financial firms to influence the London interbank offered rate. Deutsche Bank paid substantial penalties for misconduct related to benchmark interest rates.
JPMorgan Chase : A United States-based multinational financial-services company and the largest U.S. bank by assets. It provides a comparison with a larger global competitor whose business spans consumer and investment banking.
Private banking : Financial services for individuals, families, and other private clients, often including lending and wealth advice. Deutsche Bank serves affluent clients through private banking and wealth-management businesses.
German reunification : The 1990 process that ended Germany's division into two states and restored a unified country. Reunification accompanied Deutsche Bank's renewed expansion across the German market.
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