Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin to promote and facilitate trade relations between Germany and international markets.
Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin to promote and facilitate trade relations between Germany and international markets.
1889
Foundation of Deutsch-Asiatische Bank in Berlin – as a special institution for the East Asian market – by a German bank syndicate led by Disconto-Gesellschaft and Deutsche Bank.
Foundation of Deutsch-Asiatische Bank in Berlin – as a special institution for the East Asian market – by a German bank syndicate led by Disconto-Gesellschaft and Deutsche Bank.
1906
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank opened its branch in Singapore.
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank opened its branch in Singapore.
1971
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank reopened its Singapore branch.
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank reopened its Singapore branch.
1972
In order to fully integrate Deutsch-Asiatische Bank into the newly founded European Asian Bank, Deutsche Bank relinquished the Singapore branch to one its co-shareholders. In the same year, European Asian Bank opened a new branch in Singapore.
In order to fully integrate Deutsch-Asiatische Bank into the newly founded European Asian Bank, Deutsche Bank relinquished the Singapore branch to one its co-shareholders. In the same year, European Asian Bank opened a new branch in Singapore.
1986
European Asian Bank became Deutsche Bank (Asia).
European Asian Bank became Deutsche Bank (Asia).
1988
Deutsche Bank (Asia) was merged into Deutsche Bank AG. The management of the Asia business was relocated from Hamburg to the regional head office in Singapore.
Deutsche Bank (Asia) was merged into Deutsche Bank AG. The management of the Asia business was relocated from Hamburg to the regional head office in Singapore.
2007
Deutsche Bank in Singapore moved to its new landmark location at One Raffles Quay, which accommodates the largest trading floor of any foreign investment bank in the city state.
Deutsche Bank in Singapore moved to its new landmark location at One Raffles Quay, which accommodates the largest trading floor of any foreign investment bank in the city state.
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