History of Deutsche Bank in Turkey
Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin to promote and facilitate trade relations between Germany and international markets.
Deutsche Bank received the first concession to build and operate the Anatolian Railway, which linked Istanbul with Ankara and Konia.
Deutsche Bank received the “preliminary concession” for the Baghdad Railway, which obliged to build a railway from Konia to Baghdad and on to Basra.
Opening of Deutsche Bank Constantinople branch, at that time its second foreign office.
British and French military authorities controlled Deutsche Bank Constantinople branch and closed its operation.
Reopening of Deutsche Bank Constantinople branch.
The branch changed its name to Deutsche Bank Istanbul branch.
Closing of Deutsche Bank Istanbul branch.
Opening of Deutsche Bank Representative Office in Istanbul.
Liquidation of the former Deutsche Bank Istanbul branch started.
Liquidation of the former Deutsche Bank Istanbul branch was concluded and the branch deregistered.
Türk Merchant Bank A.S. was founded as a joint venture of the American Bankers Trust and the Turkish Türkiye Is Bankasi.
After Bankers Trust had taken over the entire share capital of Türk Merchant Bank A.S., the subsidiary was renamed to Bankers Trust A.S.
Deutsche Bank acquired Bankers Trust and its Turkish subsidiary.
Bankers Trust AS was renamed to Deutsche Bank A.S.
Changing its banking license Deutsche Bank A.S. extended the scope of its services to offer a wider range of corporate banking products.
Deutsche Bank completed the acquisition of Bender Securities.
Closure of the Representative Office Istanbul
