The organisation
What Deutsche Bank does
Deutsche Bank is Germany's largest bank and a major global financial institution, headquartered in Frankfurt. Founded in 1870 to finance German trade with other European countries and overseas markets, it has grown into a universal bank spanning corporate and investment banking, private banking and asset management. It operates in dozens of countries and is one of the most systemically important banks in Europe. Deutsche Bank is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.
In the Netherlands
Deutsche Bank in the Netherlands
Deutsche Bank has done business in the Netherlands for over a century, longer than most other international banks, and describes itself as the largest international bank operating in the country. Its Amsterdam office serves corporate and institutional clients through corporate and investment banking activities, distinct from the smaller Brexit-driven booking entities some other banks set up in the city. For finance students, this makes Deutsche Bank one of the more established international banks with a genuine long-term Dutch client business rather than a purely post-Brexit outpost.
Structure
Divisions and where you work
In the Netherlands, Deutsche Bank organises its business around Corporate Bank and Investment Bank client coverage, alongside private banking and wealth management services for Dutch clients. Finance graduates typically enter through coverage teams, markets-related roles, or risk and finance functions supporting the Dutch business.
Getting in
How students start here
Deutsche Bank recruits students through internships and graduate programmes across its corporate and investment bank, with roles in Amsterdam typically tied to Dutch corporate coverage, markets and support functions.
Key facts
At a glance
- Type
- Bank
- Head office
- Global: Frankfurt / NL office: Amsterdam
- Founded
- 1870; active in the Netherlands for over a century
- Ownership
- Listed (Frankfurt Stock Exchange, NYSE)
Vacancies
Vacancies at Deutsche Bank
Related
Relevant finance paths
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Deutsche Bank
What does Deutsche Bank do?
Germany's largest bank, with a Dutch presence stretching back more than a century.
How do I get an internship or graduate role at Deutsche Bank?
Deutsche Bank recruits students through internships and graduate programmes across its corporate and investment bank, with roles in Amsterdam typically tied to Dutch corporate coverage, markets and support functions.
Which finance career paths are relevant at Deutsche Bank?
At Deutsche Bank, the most relevant finance career paths are Corporate Finance, Investment Banking and Transaction Services.
Where is Deutsche Bank based in the Netherlands?
Head office: Global: Frankfurt / NL office: Amsterdam.
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