Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is a German banking and financial services institution founded in 1870 and headquartered in Frankfurt. It employs around 89,753 people and operates in 56 countries, serving corporations, institutions and private individuals. The bank is organised into four divisions: Corporate Bank, Private Bank, Investment Bank and Asset Management, which together form what the firm calls its Global Hausbank offering. Revenues stand at €30.1bn.

Technology work at the bank spans risk management, digital transformation, financial technology, research, innovation and security. These areas underpin a business that reported around €1.0tn in assets under management in Asset Management and €633bn in Private Banking, and that treats governance and risk controls as central to its operations. The bank is a listed institution with more than 150 years of history, having been founded in 1870 to support German companies abroad.

Deutsche Bank states commitments to responsible growth and sustainability, and invests in technology, research and client service across its global footprint. Its divisions serve distinct client segments: the Corporate Bank provides integrated financial solutions for corporate clients, the Private Bank serves private individuals, the Investment Bank works with corporations and institutions, and Asset Management offers investment and asset management solutions.