Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is a German banking and financial services group headquartered in Frankfurt and founded in 1870. It employs approximately 89,753 people across 56 countries and reported revenues of €30.1bn. The bank operates an integrated, client-focused model organised into four divisions: the Corporate Bank, which provides integrated financial solutions to corporate clients under the "Global Hausbank" concept; the Private Bank, which serves private individuals and holds €633bn in assets under management in Private Banking; the Investment Bank, which serves corporations and institutions; and Asset Management, with roughly €1.0tn in assets under management.

The institution describes itself as the leading bank in Germany, with a strong position in Europe and a presence in global markets. It was established in 1870 to support German companies abroad, and now serves corporate, institutional and private clients worldwide.

Technical work spans digital transformation, risk management, financial technology, security and innovation, and research. Governance and risk controls are treated as a core part of the business, and the bank states a commitment to responsible growth and sustainability alongside continued investment in technology and client service.