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Deutsche Bank looks to shift big chunk of Wall Street business

German lender has held talks with rivals over possible sale or transfer of trading technology and parts of prime brokerage unit

Christian Sewing, CEO of German bank Deutsche Bank
Christian Sewing, CEO of German bank Deutsche Bank Photo: Getty Images

Deutsche Bank is taking steps to dismantle a pillar of its Wall Street investment bank.

The troubled German lender has had discussions with Citigroup, BNP Paribas and others that could lead to a sale or transfer of parts of its once-prized equities business, including operations that serve hedge funds and other big trading customers, according to people familiar with the matter.

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