DE0005140008 - Common Stock
DEUTSCHE BANK AG-REGISTERED
NYSE:DB (11/1/2024, 8:04:00 PM)
After market: 17.05 0 (0%)17.05
+0.11 (+0.65%)
Deutsche Bank AG is a stock corporation company, which engages in the provision of corporate banking, investment services, private banking, and asset management. The company is headquartered in Frankfurt, Hessen and currently employs 90,323 full-time employees. The firm offers a range of services such as investment, financial and related products and services to private individuals, corporate entities, and institutional clients. The company operates through six divisions: Global Markets, offers financial products, including trading and hedging services to institutions and corporate clients; Corporate & Investment Banking, brings together its commercial banking, corporate finance and transaction banking capability; Private, Wealth and Commercial Clients, combines its capability in private and commercial banking, and in wealth management solutions; Deutsche Asset Management, whose investment capabilities span both active and passive strategies and an array of asset classes, including equities, fixed income, real estate and sustainable investments; Postbank, which is a German financial service provider for retail, business and corporate clients, and Non-Core Operations Unit.
DEUTSCHE BANK AG-REGISTERED
Taunusanlage 12
Frankfurt HESSEN 60325
P: 496991000
CEO: Christian Sewing
Employees: 89470
Website: https://www.db.com/
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