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Ex-Manager verklagen Deutsche Bank auf Schadensersatz - Tolga Akmen / AFP

Ex-Manager verklagen Deutsche Bank auf Schadensersatz - Tolga Akmen / AFP

Vor Londoner Gericht Ex-Manager verklagen Deutsche Bank auf Schadensersatz

Ein italienischer Banker hat schon auf Schadensersatz geklagt, nun ziehen weitere Ex-Mitarbeiter der Deutschen Bank nach. Der gesamte Streitwert dürfte sich dadurch auf einen hohen dreistelligen Millionenbetrag summieren.

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Skeletons Emerging from the Closet Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom

Christian Sewing has steered Deutsche Bank back onto the right track and restored its reputation. But now, a scandal from the financial crisis is returning to haunt him. By Tim Bartz, Martin Hesse und Sara Wess

"I Haven’t Seen Such a Cultural Overhaul" - Ossi Piispanen für manager magazin / Ossi Piispanen für manager maga

"I Haven’t Seen Such a Cultural Overhaul" - Ossi Piispanen für manager magazin / Ossi Piispanen für manager maga

Whistleblower Desiree Fixler on the DWS 'Greenwashing' Campaign "I Haven’t Seen Such a Cultural Overhaul"

Desiree Fixler served as head of sustainability at the DWS. Her ouster after criticizing the German fund internally for "greenwashing" generated considerable outrage against parent company Deutsche Bank. In an interview, she talks about the mendacity of the financial industry and an apology she is still waiting to receive. Interview Conducted By Tim Bartz

"Deutsche Bank Turned a Blind Eye to All These Red Flags" - Jim Young / REUTERS

"Deutsche Bank Turned a Blind Eye to All These Red Flags" - Jim Young / REUTERS

Interview with David Enrich on Trump's Finances "Deutsche Bank Turned a Blind Eye to All These Red Flags"

Greed, envy, poor leadership and a poisonous internal culture: New York Times journalist David Enrich has written a book about Deutsche Bank that also sheds light on the financial institution's relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump. Interview Conducted by Alexander Sarovic

Brexit Winner, Brexit Loser - Daniel Reinhardt/ picture alliance / dpa

Brexit Winner, Brexit Loser - Daniel Reinhardt/ picture alliance / dpa

Frankfurt's Uncertain Future Brexit Winner, Brexit Loser

Frankfurt is booming and thousands of investment bankers are heading for the German financial capital as a result of Brexit. But can the city handle the influx? Its already fragile social structures are being stretched to the breaking point. Von Tim Bartz und Martin Hesse

How a Pillar of German Banking Lost Its Way - Arne Dedert/ picture alliance / dpa

How a Pillar of German Banking Lost Its Way - Arne Dedert/ picture alliance / dpa

The Deutsche Bank Downfall How a Pillar of German Banking Lost Its Way

For most of its 146 years, Deutsche Bank was the embodiment of German values: reliable and safe. Now, the once-proud institution is facing the abyss. SPIEGEL tells the story of how Deutsche's 1990s rush to join the world banking elite paved the way for its own downfall. Von Ullrich Fichtner, Hauke Goos und Martin Hesse

Qatari Investors Eyeing Control of Deutsche Bank - REUTERS / POOL/ REUTERS

Qatari Investors Eyeing Control of Deutsche Bank - REUTERS / POOL/ REUTERS

Sheikh Up Qatari Investors Eyeing Control of Deutsche Bank

Strategic errors, massive fines and attacks by speculators have created a major crisis for Germany's most important bank. Now, investors from Qatar, who already own some 10 percent of Deutsche Bank, are considering taking control. Von Martin Hesse und Christian Reiermann

Bank of America legt Millionen für Strafzahlungen zurück - Andrew Gombert / dpa / picture alliance

Bank of America legt Millionen für Strafzahlungen zurück - Andrew Gombert / dpa / picture alliance

Devisenmarkt-Skandal Bank of America legt Millionen für Strafzahlungen zurück

Wegen des Devisenmarktskandals hat die Bank of America weitere 400 Millionen Dollar zurückgelegt. Offiziell heißt es, die Summe sei für Rechtsstreitigkeiten - eine schönfärberische Beschreibung für Strafzahlungen.

Bank of America droht Zwölf-Milliarden-Dollar-Strafe - Andrew Gombert / dpa / picture alliance

Bank of America droht Zwölf-Milliarden-Dollar-Strafe - Andrew Gombert / dpa / picture alliance

Ramsch-Hypotheken Bank of America droht Zwölf-Milliarden-Dollar-Strafe

Die Bank of America muss für die Aufarbeitung der Finanzkrise erneut teuer bezahlen. Die Großbank will mindestens zwölf Milliarden Dollar zahlen, um US-Verfahren wegen umstrittener Hypothekendeals zu beenden.

Europe Stressed by Approaching Stress Tests - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Europe Stressed by Approaching Stress Tests - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Bank Oversight Europe Stressed by Approaching Stress Tests

Thousands of ECB auditors have begun examining the balance sheets of euro-zone banks. Stress tests are coming soon. With the European Central Bank in charge of oversight, many hope the EU's financial industry will return to health. But there are risks. Von Martin Hesse, Christoph Pauly und Anne Seith

Deutsche Bank's Ongoing Legal Woes - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

Deutsche Bank's Ongoing Legal Woes - MICHAEL DALDER/ REUTERS

Kirch Settlement Deutsche Bank's Ongoing Legal Woes

A settlement has been reached in the 12-year legal battle between the heirs of the late media mogul Leo Kirch and Deutsche Bank. But Germany's largest lender hasn't seen the last of its legal headaches. Von Dinah Deckstein und Martin Hesse

German Banks Try to Torpedo Transaction Taxes - Daniel Reinhardt/ dpa

German Banks Try to Torpedo Transaction Taxes - Daniel Reinhardt/ dpa

Complaint to EU German Banks Try to Torpedo Transaction Taxes

German banking associations have sent letters to the European Commission urging it to forbid the new financial transaction taxes imposed by France and Italy. Insiders believe the letters are an attempt by the banking lobby to block a planned EU-wide financial transaction tax. Von Claus Hecking und Stefan Kaiser

Megabanks Gain Ground Despite Fines - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Megabanks Gain Ground Despite Fines - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Cartel Power Megabanks Gain Ground Despite Fines

Authorities around the world are taking action against large banks for questionable practices including collusion and rate manipulation, but the power of these financial institutions continues to grow. Germany's Deutsche Bank in particular finds itself under fire. Von Sven Böll, Martin Hesse, Christoph Pauly und Anne Seith

Deutsche Bank's First Big Fine Won't Be Its Last - Daniel Reinhardt/ dpa

Deutsche Bank's First Big Fine Won't Be Its Last - Daniel Reinhardt/ dpa

Rate Scandal Deutsche Bank's First Big Fine Won't Be Its Last

Subprime mortgages, currency tricks, interest rate fixing: Wherever supervisory authorities have probed crooked deals of the past, Deutsche Bank comes up. Now Germany's biggest bank has had to pay its first big fine. It won't be the last. Von Stefan Kaiser

Why Bankers Still Aren't Chastened - Karen Bleier / AFP

Why Bankers Still Aren't Chastened - Karen Bleier / AFP

Taking Stock Why Bankers Still Aren't Chastened

Bankers have gone from being global elites to universally despised villains. Recent headlines suggest authorities are finally cracking down on illicit practices -- but the truth is very different. Von Martin Hesse und Anne Seith

Deutsche Bank Suffers New Setback - Michael Probst/ AP

Deutsche Bank Suffers New Setback - Michael Probst/ AP

Interim Profit Down Deutsche Bank Suffers New Setback

Deutsche Bank reported lower-than-expected profits for the second quarter on Tuesday, underperforming US rivals like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Earnings suffered because more funds went to covering the costs of lawsuits against the bank.

Laos Land Grabs Deutsche Bank Backs Ruthless 'Rubber Lords'

Vietnamese companies have been ruthlessly taking advantage of Laotian locals and their environment to create vast rubber plantations. The "rubber lords" are also getting support for the land grabs from Germany's Deutsche Bank, which is violating its ethics and sustainability policies, critics say. Von Martin Hesse, Jörg Schmitt und Wieland Wagner

Deutsche Bank 'Slumlord' Case Going to Trial - DAVID MCNEW/ AFP

Deutsche Bank 'Slumlord' Case Going to Trial - DAVID MCNEW/ AFP

'Perpetuating Blight' Deutsche Bank 'Slumlord' Case Going to Trial

Is Deutsche Bank one of the biggest "slumlords" in Los Angeles? The city thinks so, and has brought a lawsuit against the German banking giant that is headed to court now that a dismissal bid was rejected.

Deutsche Bank Criticized for Offshore Operations - ? Alex Domanski / Reuters/ REUTERS

Deutsche Bank Criticized for Offshore Operations - ? Alex Domanski / Reuters/ REUTERS

'Secrecy-Cloaked Companies' Deutsche Bank Criticized for Offshore Operations

As part of an international reporting project on offshore companies and trusts, two German newspapers are reporting that Deutsche Bank helped to establish some 300 such entities through its operations in Singapore. The news isn't entirely new, but criticism of the company is growing.

LIBOR Probe Could Cost Deutsche Bank Billions - dapd

LIBOR Probe Could Cost Deutsche Bank Billions - dapd

Accusations Against Jain LIBOR Probe Could Cost Deutsche Bank Billions

Deutsche Bank says the benchmark LIBOR rate was rigged by individual rogue traders. But co-CEO Anshu Jain carries some responsibility because he organized the investment banking operation in a way that caused conflicts of interest and allowed the fraud to flourish. Von Martin Hesse

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