History
1999
Deutsche Bank acquired Bankers Trust, whose London branch dated back to 1922.
1998
Move to Winchester House as the new headquarter for the UK in London.
1994
Acquisition of the precious metals trading company Sharps Pixley (founded in 1740).
1989
Acquisition of Morgan Grenfell (founded in 1838).
1984
Deutsche acquired a small stake in Morgan Grenfell.
1981
Deutsche Bank London Branch moved to 6 Bishopsgate.
1976
The Deutsche Bank share was listed – until 2006 – on the London stock exchange.
1976
Deutsche Bank opened in London its first foreign branch after the Second World War.
1973
European Banking Company (EBC), which engaged in international financing and underwriting, was established by EBIC in London.
1973
Deutsche Bank cooperated with Midland Bank and other banks in the European Advisory Committee, later European Banks' International Company (EBIC).
1963
Deutsche Bank cooperated with Midland Bank and other banks in the European Advisory Committee, later European Banks' International Company (EBIC).
1914
With the beginning of the First World War Deutsche Bank London Agency was closed and liquidated later.
1873
Deutsche Bank London Agency was opened as the first European foreign branch and it became quickly the bank’s most important outlet in business terms.
1871
Deutsche Bank participated in the newly formed German Bank of London. The stake was sold in 1879.
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1870
Deutsche Bank participated in the newly formed German Bank of London. The stake was sold in 1879.