Deutsche bank equities sales and trading
Deutsche Bank on Sunday (July 7) announced one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the financial crisis. The German lender will slash 18,000 jobs out of 74,000 around the world by 2022 and scrap its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability. Deutsche Bank will exit global equities trading, cut 18,000 jobs and transfer €75bn of risk-weighted assets into a so-called bad bank as part of a major overhaul of the German lender's business. The bank has also entered into preliminary talks over the sale of its electronic trading and prime finance divisions with French rival BNP Paribas. Deutsche Bank announced Sunday that it will close its global equities sales and trading operations, scale back its investment banking and slash thousands of jobs as part of a sweeping Once seen as a European rival to Wall St's big firms, Deutsche Bank announces it is divesting from equity trading, which will result in almost 18,000 job cuts around the world. Deutsche Bank’s equities business is the smaller of its two main trading operations, with revenue of about 2 billion euros last year, compared with 5.4 billion euros from fixed income, which is considered a traditional strength of the bank.
Jul 7, 2019 Deutsche Bank, the beleaguered European investment bank, plans to exit from its equity sales and trading businesses as part of a broader
Equities. Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is hiring about 100 people to boost its equities trading operations as it seeks to recover ground in an area seen as vital to its new strategy, a source Deutsche Bank is to exit its Equities Sales & Trading business as part of a wider restructuring plan which will see the business shed 18,000 jobs globally by 2022. The first round of cuts, affecting teams of shares traders in Tokyo and other Asian offices, have already been announced in a move a spokesperson says is designed to make the bank Deutsche Bank AG’s bond traders may not be suffering the same fate as many of their equities colleagues. But big changes are still being made -- and among the top ranks. Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing announced a sweeping restructuring plan Sunday that includes a plan to “resize” fixed-income operations. Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, financing and distribution. Deutsche Bank on Sunday (July 7) announced one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the financial crisis. The German lender will slash 18,000 jobs out of 74,000 around the world by 2022 and scrap its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability. Deutsche Bank will exit global equities trading, cut 18,000 jobs and transfer €75bn of risk-weighted assets into a so-called bad bank as part of a major overhaul of the German lender's business. The bank has also entered into preliminary talks over the sale of its electronic trading and prime finance divisions with French rival BNP Paribas.
Jul 11, 2019 A day earlier, Deutsche Bank had announced plans to exit equity sales and trading as part of a far-reaching overhaul. Fixed income has been a
Equities. Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is hiring about 100 people to boost its equities trading operations as it seeks to recover ground in an area seen as vital to its new strategy, a source Deutsche Bank is to exit its Equities Sales & Trading business as part of a wider restructuring plan which will see the business shed 18,000 jobs globally by 2022. The first round of cuts, affecting teams of shares traders in Tokyo and other Asian offices, have already been announced in a move a spokesperson says is designed to make the bank Deutsche Bank AG’s bond traders may not be suffering the same fate as many of their equities colleagues. But big changes are still being made -- and among the top ranks. Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing announced a sweeping restructuring plan Sunday that includes a plan to “resize” fixed-income operations. Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, financing and distribution. Deutsche Bank on Sunday (July 7) announced one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the financial crisis. The German lender will slash 18,000 jobs out of 74,000 around the world by 2022 and scrap its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability.
LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is hiring about 100 people to boost its equities trading operations as it seeks to recover ground in an area seen as vital to its new strategy, a source
Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, financing and distribution. Deutsche Bank on Sunday (July 7) announced one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the financial crisis. The German lender will slash 18,000 jobs out of 74,000 around the world by 2022 and scrap its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability. Deutsche Bank will exit global equities trading, cut 18,000 jobs and transfer €75bn of risk-weighted assets into a so-called bad bank as part of a major overhaul of the German lender's business. The bank has also entered into preliminary talks over the sale of its electronic trading and prime finance divisions with French rival BNP Paribas. Deutsche Bank announced Sunday that it will close its global equities sales and trading operations, scale back its investment banking and slash thousands of jobs as part of a sweeping Once seen as a European rival to Wall St's big firms, Deutsche Bank announces it is divesting from equity trading, which will result in almost 18,000 job cuts around the world. Deutsche Bank’s equities business is the smaller of its two main trading operations, with revenue of about 2 billion euros last year, compared with 5.4 billion euros from fixed income, which is considered a traditional strength of the bank.
Deutsche Bank is to exit its Equities Sales & Trading business as part of a wider restructuring plan which will see the business shed 18,000 jobs globally by 2022. The first round of cuts, affecting teams of shares traders in Tokyo and other Asian offices, have already been announced in a move a spokesperson says is designed to make the bank
Deutsche Bank is a market leading provider of equity and equity-linked products to institutional, corporate and retail clients world-wide. The Equities platform is built on four product lines - Equity Trading, Global Prime Finance, Global Equity Derivatives and Convertibles Trading - setting the standard in trading, origination, financing and distribution. Deutsche Bank on Sunday (July 7) announced one of the biggest overhauls of its investment bank since the financial crisis. The German lender will slash 18,000 jobs out of 74,000 around the world by 2022 and scrap its global equities sales and trading business in a bid to improve profitability. Deutsche Bank will exit global equities trading, cut 18,000 jobs and transfer €75bn of risk-weighted assets into a so-called bad bank as part of a major overhaul of the German lender's business. The bank has also entered into preliminary talks over the sale of its electronic trading and prime finance divisions with French rival BNP Paribas. Deutsche Bank announced Sunday that it will close its global equities sales and trading operations, scale back its investment banking and slash thousands of jobs as part of a sweeping Once seen as a European rival to Wall St's big firms, Deutsche Bank announces it is divesting from equity trading, which will result in almost 18,000 job cuts around the world. Deutsche Bank’s equities business is the smaller of its two main trading operations, with revenue of about 2 billion euros last year, compared with 5.4 billion euros from fixed income, which is considered a traditional strength of the bank. Deutsche Bank did not respond to a request to comment. Kurtzman's exit follows reports that Deutsche Bank's equities sales and trading business made a $750m loss last year. It also follows major cuts to the U.S. equities sales and trading business in 2018.
Jul 7, 2019 Deutsche Bank, the beleaguered European investment bank, plans to exit from its equity sales and trading businesses as part of a broader Deutsche Bank has a securities research department called the "equity research via telephone, electronic mail, and in person to the firm's institutional and retail sales force to trading at $3.47, the analyst downgraded Webvan to a Buy. Jul 8, 2019 The bold restructuring plan involves the elimination of 18,000 jobs by 2022, and also eliminates the company's global equity sales and trading