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Here is what Deutsche Bank will pay the City staff it is making redundant

German lender is trying to keep a rein on costs during a radical transformation of its investment bank

Wrokers exit Deutsche Bank's Manhattan headquarters with white envelopes that are reportedly their exit papers following news that the global banking giant will be letting go of thousands of employees
Wrokers exit Deutsche Bank's Manhattan headquarters with white envelopes that are reportedly their exit papers following news that the global banking giant will be letting go of thousands of employees Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Deutsche Bank has scaled back redundancy packages for hundreds of its City staff as it tries to keep a rein on costs during a radical transformation of its business.

Deutsche is offering staff affected by its latest round of sweeping job cuts a package of statutory redundancy pay plus a one-off payment of less than 10% of salary, according to people familiar with matter. They are also being paid for notice periods — typically three months — which is taxable.

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