Police raids were not the fault of Deutsche Bank management, CFO says

CNBC—Deutsche Bank offices were raided by German police last week.

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Deutsche Bank Offices In Frankfurt Raided By German Police

German authorities raided the offices of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt on Thursday morning. Police and federal prosecutors were apparently looking for evidence of money laundering.
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Deutsche Bank Shares Slide As Police Raid Frankfurt Headquarters

Already a melting ice cube struggling with an overbearing derivatives exposure and myriad legal risks, Deutsche Bank has seemingly bounced from one criminal scandal to the next since the crisis, incurring billions of dollars in fines along the way. So it's hardly surprising that the bank's shareholders let out a collective groan Thursday morning when headlines hit that German police had raided the bank's Frankfurt headquarters. WATCH: Police vehicles are present outside Deutsche Bank HQ in...
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Police raid Deutsche Bank offices in money laundering case

German public broadcaster Hessischer Rundfunk reports that police and prosecutors are searching the headquarters of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt in connection with money laundering allegations.
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Frankfurt prosecutor says Deutsche Bank raid continues for second day

A police raid of Deutsche Bank is continuing on Friday for a second day over money laundering allegations linked to the "Panama Papers", a spokeswoman for the Frankfurt prosecutor's office said.
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German police raid Deutsche Bank offices in connection with money laundering probe

The head office of Deustche Bank and five of its locations in Frankfurt, Germany were searched by police on Thursday as part of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged money-laundering. Two employees of the bank, which is Germany’s largest, as well as other “unidentified people in positions of authority,” are suspected of allowing dubious transactions worth […]
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