Deutsche Bank, Germany and money laundering probe
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Investigators combed through the bank’s Frankfurt and Berlin headquarters just before it reported record annual profits.
Deutsche Bank beats profit expectations as fixed income and currencies drive fourth-quarter earnings
James Von Moltke, chief financial officer at Deutsche Bank, said the results pointed to "fantastic record years" for the bank's fixed income and currencies business, as well as its asset management unit DWS, with growth also seen in its private banking business.
By Tom Sims and Matthias Inverardi FRANKFURT, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank on Thursday reported its largest annual profit since 2007 after a stronger-than-expected fourth quarter, as German federal police searched the bank for a second day in connection with an investigation into alleged money-laundering.
Profits for Germany's Deutsche Bank jumped to a record high in 2025, with the bank posting its best-ever pre-tax result, according to figures released on Thursday. Pre-tax profits came in at €9.