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Deutsche Bank AG (Europe)

Also Known As: Deutsche Bank AG Europe, Deutsche Bank Europe, DB, Deutsche, DB AG Europe
Fixed Income Research

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GENERAL INFO

Headquarters: Frankfurt, Germany
1995 offices
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THE BUZZ…
  • “Weathered the storm the best; has ‘looked after’ its employees”
  • “Aggressive—people are like machines”
  • “Very strong name, particularly in the FX and fixed income area”
  • “Second tier”

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Uppers

Well-respected name; has done relatively well in the credit crisis

Downers

Diversity efforts could be stronger
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ABOUT THIS COMPANY:

July 2009:  A cautious outlook

Thanks to strong trading output and one-time charges, Deutsche Bank’s second quarter 2009 profit jumped 68 percent versus the same quarter a year earlier.  However, the bank’s loan portfolio remains troublesome.  It incurred €1.4 billion in bad loan provisions, a signal the effects of the financial crisis are not over.  Deutsche Bank also announced it will extend CEO Josef Ackermann’s contract until 2013. 

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Deutsche Bank SALARIES


Deutsche Bank AG (Europe) salary & compensation reviews include all signing and year-end bonuses, vacation time and other perks and reimbursements that make up total compensation.

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Deutsche Bank SURVEY SAYS


Bring the results

“Like all investment banks, hours are long, and it’s all about results,” admits one director.  Other employees seem to agree with this assessment.  “Investment banks work you hard and long,” one weary employee in London tells us. “You’ll have to make sacrifices, and if it’s quality of life and a 9-to-5 work schedule you’re after, then this place is definitely not for you.”  On the other hand, if you’re a “glutton for punishment” and want to work in a “fast-paced, dynamic atmosphere”—as well as have a “mountain of responsibility from the word go”—then “climb aboard.”



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Getting Hired



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The world's your Deutsche

To apply for a job at Deutsche Bank, click the "careers" link on the company homepage at www.db.com, followed by the "application centre" link on the right. From here you can select your level of entry: school leaver, undergraduate/graduate, MBA or professional. Each link will take you through a slightly different process, based on which region you would like to work in, which level of qualification you are at and which division you would like to work in. Deutsche Bank recruits across all business lines.


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