Deutsche Bank provides financial services including investment banking products such as IPO arrangements, bonds, syndicated loans, and M&A advisory; fixed income, currencies, risk management, and liquidity solutions; asset management through DWS with active, passive, and alternative investment products; corporate banking with financing, transaction banking, payments, and credit solutions via brands like Postbank and FYRST; and private banking for high-net-worth individuals. It serves corporations, governments, institutional investors, small and medium-sized businesses, and private individuals worldwide, with a retail presence in Germany, Belgium, Italy, Spain, and India, and wealth management in locations including Switzerland, Luxembourg, the Channel Islands, Cayman Islands, and Dubai. The bank offers mobile apps for financial needs like fixed deposits, bill payments, and fund transfers, featuring single-page banking and over 125 digital tools, particularly in India. As of April 2026, S&P Global ranks it as Europe's eighth largest bank by assets at $1.684 trillion. It maintains a network across 58 countries with a significant presence in Europe, the Americas, and Asia, including a New York City office since 1978 and NYSE listing in 2001.