Deutsche Bank began making moves to cut no less than 250 jobs in its corporate and investment bank units, as it looks to stem the flow of expenses while its securities division continues to slide. The cutbacks, which may rise to as many as 500 people, had already seen Deutsche Bank let go of senior and mid-level investment bankers like Marc Benton and Evans Haji-Touma in London and the US. Revenues and returns from the Frankfurt-based lender's investment unit had shown no sign of improving; ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...