A history of Deutsche Bank in the UK.
1870
Deutsche Bank is founded in Berlin to promote and facilitate trade between Germany and the rest of the world.
1871
Deutsche Bank participates in the newly formed German Bank of London Ltd. The bank sells its stake in 1879.
1873
London is the location of Deutsche Bank’s first foreign branch in Europe.
1914
Deutsche Bank London Agency closes for good when war begins.
1963
Deutsche Bank joins the European Advisory Committee, the forerunner to the European Banks’ International Company.
1973
Deutsche Bank opens a representative office in London.
1973
The European Banks’ International Company establishes the European Banking Company to engage in international financing and underwriting.
1976
The bank opens its first overseas branch office since 1945 in London. The branch relocates to 10 Moorgate in 1977.
1976
Deutsche Bank shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange.
1981
The London branch relocates to 6 Bishopsgate.
1984
Deutsche Bank buys a stake in UK merchant bank Morgan Grenfell.
1989
Deutsche Bank completes the takeover of Morgan Grenfell.
1994
Deutsche Bank acquires UK precious metals trader Sharps Pixley.
1999
Deutsche Bank makes Winchester House its London headquarters.
1999
Deutsche Bank acquires US bank Bankers Trust, which has had a branch in London since 1924.
2007
Birmingham is established as the UK’s second financial centre after London.
2016
Deutsche Bank opens an infrastructure hub in London, at Canary Wharf.
2023
Deutsche Bank moves into its new London headquarters at 21 Moorfields.