Deutsche Bank Executive Ignored Kickback Concerns, Vestia Says
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The Deutsche Bank AG twin tower headquarters in Frankfurt.
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A lawyer for a Dutch housing firm said a Deutsche Bank AG executive “did nothing” about possible kickbacks to an official at the housing company, despite alarm bells that should have indicated “something suspicious” was going on.