We currently have 2 open jobs at Deutsche Bank.
We've calculated that the average salary at Deutsche Bank is $70K based on 1,302 user-submitted salaries
A total of 233 Deutsche Bank employees gave Deutsche Bank an average happiness rating of 4.0 out of 5.0.
5Hello,
I would like to be considered for this position because I feel it is aligned with my future objectives. You see, I started in cash handling supporting tellers and bank employees with bank operational task acting as an elevated personal for executing certain transactions. Over the years I moved into technical troubleshooting providing support, monitoring, and troubleshooting of issues across all lines of business. This is one of the reasons I am completing my master's in Information technology because I feel that the future of banking is moving in a direction that will require more action in the digital space drawing insight used in decisions.
The experience I have gained in the financial sector have developed a well-rounded set of skills built on client service support and technical troubleshooting. My interest and background in data and finance will make me a quick learner in any risk-sensitive environment. I have experience in delivering personal client service support for financial products to a large variety of vendors in a fast pace environment while adhering to current compliance and regulatory processes.
At my most recent employers, this was delivered in the form of application support to an Ultra-Low Latency trading algo applications and various trading products. I provided functional and technical assistants with trade execution & processing/booking which involved communicating with multiple departments on a global scale. When it comes to supporting our client’s needs, conflicting time zones did not deter efficiency or commitment to quality and excellent client service. My willingness to engage with other teams when needed in order to proactively resolve client issues has no bounds. As a Client Service Analyst, my responsibilities involved but were not limited to, providing instructions to bank employees regarding operational/regulatory procedures ensuring compliance with all regulations and current policies.
I have gained formal training in UNI
2.7I've worked for Deutsche Bank since 2008. In the beginning, I enjoyed my young career under the company, taking on skills within Project Management, and learning the overall business in my role in Business Management. Once I was transferred to Operations, however, the environment within my department area changed. And my interest within the company decreased. I feel now that I can have more excitement, and become more challenged in a new work environment outside of this company.
2.5There is a high turnover rate, and not a great deal of trust between management and employees. No raises and no bonuses this year have everyone unhappy. The people who were talked into coming to DB from other firms usually wish that they would have stayed where they were.
Deutsche Bank Careers & Info
Current CEO: Josef Ackermann
Status: Active
Deutsche Bank AG is one of the world’s leading financial services companies and its largest foreign exchange dealer. Although Deutsche Bank AG is Germany’s biggest bank, from its inception in 1870, Deutsche Bank set its sights on a global banking presence. The bank maintains offices in all the world’s major financial centers with headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.
Deutsche Bank was founded as a financial institution specializing in foreign trade. Its early investments included stakes in the chemical company Bayer and the arms company Krupp. The bank also helped finance the fledgling Edison General Electric Company, as well as the construction of the Northern Pacific Railroad in the United States.
During World War II, the bank worked closely with the Nazi government, confiscating Jewish-owned businesses and providing the financing that was used to build the Auschwitz concentration camp. After the War, the Allies mandated the dissolution of Deutsche Bank into ten regional banks that eventually reconsolidated, becoming Deutsche Bank AG in 1957.
Today, Deutsche Bank is a commercial bank offering financial products to corporate and institutional clients that include fund management, wealth management, derivatives and corporate financing. The company has been criticized for its involvement in the U.S. housing credit bubble: Deutsche Bank AG continued to sell bad collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) to investors even after the bank knew the CDOs weren’t legitimate. In 2008, Deutsche Bank AG received $11.8 billion from its insurance arrangement with the American International Group (AIG); these funds were part of the bailout package the American government had arranged for AIG. The company was also implicated in a much publicized scandal in 2007 when its corporate security department was accused of spying on particularly outspoken critics of the bank’s operations.
Working at Deutsche Bank means working in a high pressure environment with long hours and rigorous managerial oversight. Salaries are high, however, and Deutsche Bank benefits are described as outstanding. In addition to health insurance, the company provides full maternity, paternity and adoption leave and membership to local museums. Deutsche Bank culture is entrepreneurial, which means there are frequent ups and downs, particularly recently, due to stock market volatility. The volatility leads to frequent restructuring within divisions with attendant layoffs. Promotions are made on the basis of seniority rather than the demonstration of outstanding performance. Deutsche Bank careers are in financial services, management, business analysis and technical support.
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