Deutsche Bank

  • 14 Apr 2011 at 12:33 PM

Simon Johnson Names His Pick For “Most Dangerous Banker In The World”

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And the award goes to… Read more »

  • 14 Apr 2011 at 11:12 AM

Gregg Lippman’s Deutsche Bank Team: Cooking MC’s Like A Pound Of Bacon

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Vanilla Ice’s role in the housing crisis is finally revealed. Read more »

  • 11 Apr 2011 at 4:28 PM

Area Man Gets Three And Half Years Behind Bars For Telling Women He Worked At Deutsche Bank

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Pretend, for a moment, that you are the sort of person who would lie to a female to get what you wanted in the short term. If you figured a (fictional) gig on Wall Street might help you attain certain goals, which firm would you go with? Depending on who the lie was being told do, most hedge funds would probably be out, as a) they’re not household names to the general population and b) should the lady in question happen to know the firm of which you speak, a staff of <1,000 could pose problems should she know someone else who works there and decide to do a background check. Restricted to banks, Goldman would presumably be the (fake) employer many would go with,** unless they wanted to come off as “finance-y, but also man of the people” in which case it’d be Citi. Jay D. Singh chose Deutsche Bank, which apparently worked just fine for quite some time. Read more »

  • 03 Mar 2011 at 1:00 PM

Morgan Stanley Exec Who Bit Off A Colleague’s Ear “Mike Tyson-Style”: Current Vice Chairman Of Deutsche Bank Securities

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Earlier this morning we briefly mentioned an anecdote from a new book by Nina Godiwalla called “Suits: A Woman On Wall Street,” about a Morgan Stanley official who, during an argument at a team dinner, leaned over “as if to whisper something in his junior colleague’s ear and then took a bite out of it, Mike Tyson style.” Some doubted the truth to the story but luckily, a few readers who were there at the time assured us that in fact true. Also, apparently some of you may know this guy, as the ear biting incident didn’t hurt his career, which, following MS, included being the CEO of Thomas Weisel and Vice Chairman of Deutsche Bank Securities, a position he currently holds. Read more »

  • 24 Feb 2011 at 2:57 PM

Can Anyone Translate What A Person Familiar With The Matter Meant When He Said A Deutsche Bank Exec’s Jump To Jefferies Was An “Interesting Move”?

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Sean George, a Deutsche Bank managing director in corporate bond and credit derivatives trading from Deutsche Bank recently accepted an offer to work at Jefferies, as the firm’s “first addition in credit derivatives trading.” A person familiar with the matter commented that Jefferies “must have thrown the kitchen sink at [George]” to get him to come over and that it was an “interesting move.” It feels as though this PFWTM wanted to say or meant to imply more, but couldn’t risk having it come back to him. What do you figure he was driving at?

  • 11 Feb 2011 at 3:01 PM

Bonus Watch ’11: Deutsche Bank

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Numbers are out this week and apparently there are “lots of unhappy campers” among associates and VPs. Read more »

  • 07 Feb 2011 at 9:45 AM

Deutsche Bank CEO Josef Ackermann Wants Some Hotties Up In This Piece

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He said so over the weekend. Read more »

  • 03 Feb 2011 at 10:15 AM

Bonus Watch ’11: Which Bank Pays Employees The Most On Wall Street?

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Hint: think more lederhosen, less ritual sacrifice. Read more »

  • 17 Nov 2010 at 3:19 PM

Unfounded Rumor Of The Afternoon: Bed Bugs At Deutsche Bank?

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From the mailbag: Read more »

  • 17 Nov 2010 at 11:39 AM

Has Deutsche Bank Made A Terrible Mistake?

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The bank claims it wants its new casino, The Cosmpolitan, to be a success and yet… Read more »

  • 08 Nov 2010 at 1:58 PM

Layoffs Watch ’10: Deutsche Bank

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Cuts going down circa now. Read more »