Deutsche Bank is a German global bank founded in 1870, serving corporate, institutional, private and investor clients through corporate banking, investment banking, private banking and asset management.
Deutsche Bank is a Germany-based global bank, founded in 1870 to accompany German companies abroad. It serves three client segments - corporate and institutional clients, private clients and investors - through four client-centric business divisions: the Corporate Bank, which provides financing and transaction banking; the Investment Bank, which offers investment banking and advisory services; the Private Bank, which delivers private banking and investment solutions; and Asset Management, which covers active, passive and alternative investment products.
The bank operates from Germany and across Europe within a network spanning countries around the world. Its stated purpose is to support clients' lasting success and financial security at home and abroad, combining local expertise with global reach. This structure places legal, regulatory and compliance work across a broad set of businesses, including transaction banking, investment banking, asset management and sustainable finance.
Sustainable finance and the transition to a more climate-friendly economy form one of the bank's stated areas of focus. The organisation is structured around the client segments it serves rather than around individual products or markets.
