Deutsche Bank is leaving Wall Street, moving its New York headquarters to midtown Manhattan, as the German investment bank embarks on a broad shake-up of its operations in the United States.
The company will lease 1.1 million sq ft of office space at Columbus Circle, slashing its footprint in the city by 30 per cent, the head of Deutsche Bank’s Americas business, Tom Patrick, wrote in a memo to staff on Friday. The company, which has been leasing offices at 60 Wall Street, will begin the…
Source : South China Morning Post
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