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The German bank was the worst performer on the STOXX 600, an index of European stocks, on Friday.

Virginia Giuffre's attorney raised Prince Andrew's "continuous, severe conduct" in a lawsuit accusing JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank of supporting Jeffrey Epstein.

Police also raided the nearby offices of the asset manager group in Frankfurt, Germany.

The father of Valentin Broeksmit, the whistleblower who was found dead in California, is among a number of Deutsche Bank-linked suicide deaths since 2014.

The German financial powerhouse has suggested the Fed could raise interest rates sharply as it attempts to battle inflation.

Broeksmit supplied "Deutsche Bank documents that highlighted the bank's deep Russia connections," journalist Scott Stedman wrote.

An "inevitable" recession would follow a ban on Russian gas imports, Sewing said.

"We are in the process of winding down our remaining business in Russia while we help our non-Russian multinational clients in reducing their operations," the bank said.

"While in office, President Trump received preferential treatment potentially worth millions from a foreign bank," a statement by the Oversight Committee said.

The $600M-plus windfall he "stumbled into" comes at a great time for the former president, analysts said, because numerous banks and businesses cut ties with him in the wake of the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot.

The coronavirus pandemic has affected the former president's businesses, while banks are becoming more reluctant to lend to him.

William Arthur Leary said he doesn't trust mainstream media and prefers Infowars, the far-right conspiracy site run by Alex Jones.

The bank has loaned more than $2 billion to the president and his company since 1998.

Deutsche Bank will pay the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission the fine for taking part in "a criminal scheme to conceal payments to so-called consultants worldwide who served as conduits for bribes to foreign officials."

Senior bank officials at Deutsche told Reuters the lender was tired of negative publicity around its relationship with the president.

Revelations about the president's taxes have raised serious questions about decisions made at one of the world's largest banks.

Manhattan district attorney Cyrus Vance has asked for eight years of the president's personal and corporate tax records.

Police have yet to establish a motive for the shooting at the U.S. District Court judge's New Jersey home.

The bank told a federal appeals court that it no longer holds records of President Donald Trump's tax returns.

Lawrence O'Donnell, host of the MSNBC show "The Last Word," shared information from a source claiming President Donald Trump's loans were countersigned by Russian oligarchs.

"Tonight we are retracting the story," Lawrence O'Donnell said on Wednesday evening.

"People with secrets should be very careful about threatening lawsuits. Discovery in a lawsuit is often the best way to prove the emperor has no clothes," one former federal prosecutor warned.

Deutsche Bank all but admitted that it holds President Donald Trump's tax returns in a federal appeals court filing.

The demand cites reports that Deutsche Bank had a lax approach toward money laundering laws and protected lucrative clients.

The lawmakers are skeptical of why the financial institution failed to report suspicious banking activity associated with accounts of the president and his son-in-law to federal authorities.

President Donald Trump's attorneys tried to argue that subpoenas for his records should be quashed.

A House committee is examining "everything" around President Donald Trump's ties to Deutsche Bank, Representative Maxine Waters said.

New York's attorney general subpoenaed Deutsche Bank this month for information about Trump's financial records, and a congressional probe is coming, says Democratic Representative Ted Lieu.

Congresswoman Maxine Waters, chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee, said the institution only recently agreed to cooperate after Democrats took control of the House.

The bank's executives were concerned about Deutsche's reputation and a potential public relations fiasco if they were ever faced with seizing the assets of a sitting president.