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Twelve days into his job as co- chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank AG, Anshu Jain stood beside Germany’s finance minister and in front of video images of lush forests and rolling rivers as hundreds of businessmen sang the national anthem.
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The biggest Wall Street banks have spent more than $93 billion dealing with the fallout from the housing bust, settling disputes with the U.S. government and homeowners. Now they must face the Germans.
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When Allianz SE executive Oliver Baete was 18, he spent his Christmas holiday drilling in the cold and rain at a road works in Cologne to save up for a moped.
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Even after a 750 billion euro ($960 billion) bailout for the weaker economies in the euro zone, investors are skittish about sovereign debt -- and about the banks that hold the region’s government bonds.
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The sovereign-debt crisis is frustrating efforts to strengthen the region’s financial system.
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Europe’s largest banks may give breakdowns of their sovereign-debt holdings when they release stress-test results, according to a document from the Committee of European Banking Supervisors .
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For Josef Ackermann, head of Germany’s biggest bank, the World Economic Forum is a curtain call for the top power broker of an industry under attack.
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Hypo Real Estate Holding AG , the commercial-property lender rescued by the German government following the financial crisis, failed a Europe-wide banking stress test, two people familiar with the results said.
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Deutsche Bank AG co-Chief Executive Officer Anshu Jain is facing criticism from politicians and his own predecessor for a decision not to attend a German hearing on rate rigging today.
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European regulators plan to detail three scenarios when they publish the results of their stress tests on the region’s banks this week, according to a document by the Committee of European Banking Supervisors .
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