The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has handed Deutsche Bank a £227m fine, its largest ever for LIBOR and EURIBOR-related misconduct because the bank tried to hamper investigations by misleading the regulator.
The London office of one of Europe's biggest banks is being investigated by regulators because of serious concerns over the way it is run.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Deutsche Bank £4.7m for incorrectly reporting financial transactions for six years between November 2007 and April 2013.
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Private equity firm Permira has announced plans to combine Tilney, Deutsche Bank's regional wealth management business, and Bestinvest in order to form a standalone wealth manager with about £9bn of assets under management.
The European Commission has collectively fined 6 international financial institutions €1.7bn (£1.4bn) for their involvement in the manipulation of benchmark rates.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is to publish further guidance on whether discretionary fund managers should be eligible for VAT payments.
Switzerland's biggest bank UBS and Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest lender, have both posted sharp falls in profits for Q2 as fees and commissions dwindled in the face of the eurozone crisis.
Regulators have turned their attention to at least four of Europe's largest banks in a continued investigation of manipulation of the LIBOR benchmark interest rate.