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Deutsche Bank is considering removing 15,000 to 20,000 jobs, or more than one in six permanent jobs, in its operations around the world, a US report said Friday, quoting informed sources.
The Wall Street Journal said the layoffs would likely take place over a year and would include various areas and bank activities.
Last week, sources told Reuters that the bank planned to reduce the volume of its activities in US stocks.
Deutsche Bank's chief executive, Christian Swing, is trying to convince investors that he can make a quantum leap in Germany's biggest bank, which has plunged its stock to a record low this month.
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