Nov 20, 2008
FT.com / Companies / Banks – D Bank job cuts focus on New York and London
Deutsche Bank is to shed 900 jobs as it responds to the financial crisis by reshaping its investment banking operations.
The cuts are the deepest instituted by Germanyâs largest bank in response to the steep downturn in banking and will be felt around the world, although they will fall mainly in New York and London, the largest centres of its global markets business.
The move means a reduction of about 12 per cent in Deutscheâs 7,000-strong global markets team, led from London by Anshu Jain.
Deutsche is reducing its exposure to several business lines including its trading of âexoticâ (and now highly unpopular) structured products such as collateralised debt obligations. Such instruments have been at the heart of some of the criticism of the âoriginate and distributeâ models used by global banks.
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