John Cryan

Christian Sewing is seeking to boost profitability at the investment bank

Sources claim a decision could come as early as this week

Securities role comes amid deep restructuring of management at loss-making bank

Herbert Diess, head of the VW passenger car brand, set to replace Müller

New chief executive installed despite reported investor concerns over experience

Sewing, a German national, will replace John Cryan, a Briton, as the bank seeks to strengthen its brand in its home market

Search shows tensions between sitting CEO John Cryan and chairman Paul Achleitner

Hundreds rather than thousands of jobs will shift from city as traders set to remain

Analysts say ‘miracle’ boom needed in its bond-trading business

Cork-based researcher predicts ‘psychobiotic revolution’ with new treatment options

Bank would transfer most of the positions to Frankfurt and Berlin

Profitability short of longer term goals, says bank’s chief executive

Jobs of several hundred traders and 20,000 client accounts likely to be shifted

University College Cork team shows bacteria in gut of mice capable of soothing IBS pain

Banking now ‘highly scrutinised’ and no longer perceived as a glamorous job

Total revenues down 9% at €7.3bn as it posts net profit of €575m

Tidjane Thiam’s pay packet follows near €3bn loss at Swiss bank amid restructuring

Research taps into ‘idea of foods that can be repulsive but also quite beneficial’

German bank approves measures to restart transformation

Cut to bonuses part of German bank’s effort to recover finances after large fines

German flagship struggling under weight of legal costs for past misdeeds

US federal prosecutors suing Barclays and executives over mortgage-backed securities

Move is part of plan to revive struggling German lender

Patients less likely to be fobbed off these days with a vague promise they will get better

Stock rises for fourth straight day, paring losses this year to about 41 per cent

Mortgage securities settlement talks with US justice department are ongoing

European banks need to urgently address legacy non-performing loans, official says

Lucy Kellaway on what John Cryan could learn from Edward Mike Davis, founder of Tiger Oil, known for his brevity, clarity and bluntness

As shares hit record low on news of a €14bn fine from US, bank is keen to agree lower sum

US regulators had sought $14bn from bank as part of inquiry

US fine of $14 billion has plunged pillar bank into crisis with potential to rival Lehman

As the saga unfolds, here are 10 people who will be instrumental in deciding Deutsche Bank’s fate

Embattled CEO denies asking Angela Merkel for aid, but may not be able to refuse a rescue

Drop at Germany’s biggest financial institution sparks sell-off in European banks

Deutsche Bank shares hit record low and drag other stocks down across Europe

German lender says it will not pay sum sought by US for potential civil claims

Second-quarter revenue down 20 per cent as turnover falls 28 per cent

New arrival on Germany’s banking scene comes as Deutsche Bank struggles to map out its future

Paul Achleitner has become the latest global banking leader to warn about the potential fallout if UK voters decide to leave the EU

Michael Noonan and Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary among those attending meeting