Jeffrey Epstein is thought to have managed a large part of his assets through around 40 accounts at Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest bank, which has come back to haunt the Frankfurt-based institution.
According to the German page of Wall Street Online, Deutsche Bank stock fell by 5.49% on February 4 after additional Epstein files detailing his criminal activities were made public. After the latest release of some 3 million documents, the United States Justice Department has said no more will be released.
The convicted sex offender was in custody awaiting trial for further charges when he died in August 2019, officially by suicide. Money laundering, oligarchs, terrorists: How corrupt are the banks?To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video
What are the allegations against Deutsche Bank?
The scandal has already led to a string of resignations and further investigations. Like others, Deutsche Bank claims to regret its actions.
