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Since its founding in 1870, Deutsche Bank has been shaped by international political and economic developments as well as the volatile history of Germany. Rooted in Germany – global from the beginning The Bank at a glance. This timeline provides a quick journey through 150 years of Deutsche Bank’s history. Chronicle Deutsche Bank since 1870

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Deutsche Bank AG is a stock corporation ('Aktiengesellschaft') incorporated under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany with principal office in Frankfurt am Main. It is registered with the district court ('Amtsgericht') in Frankfurt am Main under No HRB 30 000 and licensed to carry on banking business and to provide financial services.

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Deutsche Bank AG is a stock corporation ('Aktiengesellschaft') incorporated under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany with principal office in Frankfurt am Main. It is registered with the district court ('Amtsgericht') in Frankfurt am Main under No HRB 30 000 and licensed to carry on banking business and to provide financial services.

When the idea of founding Deutsche Bank became reality in 1870, banking was in the throes of radical change: industrialisation meant that industry's financing needs were growing and the highly traditional banking sector was going