1870: foundation in Berlin
Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin to promote and facilitate trade relations between Germany and international markets.
more information about1872: Shanghai and Yokohama
more information about1889: Deutsch-Asiatische Bank in Berlin
more information about1890: Shanghai
more information about1896: Kolkata
more information about1900: Hong Kong
more information about1905: Yokohama
more information about1906: Kobe
more information about1906: Singapore
more information about1914–1918: branches closed during First World War
more information about1925: re-opening in Shanghai, Hankow, Peking, Tientsin, Tsing-Tao and Canton
more information about1949: Deutsch-Asiatische Bank licensed in Hamburg
more information about1958: Hong Kong
more information about1962: Karachi
more information about1968: Kuala Lumpur
more information about1969: Jakarta
more information about1971: Singapore
more information about1972: European Asian Bank
more information about1973: Sydney
more information about1975: Manila
more information about1976: Hong Kong
more information about1978: Seoul
more information about1978: Bangkok
more information about1980: Mumbai and Colombo
more information about1980: Taipeh
more information about1981: Beijing
more information about1986: Deutsche Bank (Asia)
more information about1988: regional head office in Singapore
more information about1989: New Delhi
more information about1992: Hanoi
more information about1994: Guangzhou
more information about1994: Bangalore
more information about1995: Shanghai
more information about1996: Kolkata
more information about1999: Mauritius
more information about1999: Chennai
more information about2003: Deutsche Bank Asia Foundation
more information about2004: Beijing
more information about2005: retail banking in India
more information about2005: Khar, Gurgaon and Noida
more information about2007: China
more information about2007: Aurangabad and Kolhapur
more information about2008: Deutsche Bank (China) Co., Ltd.
more information about2008: Salem, Vellore and Pune
more information about2010: Tianjin
more information about2010: Moradabad and Ludhiana
more information about2011: Chongqing
Its principal activity was trade financing; but together with English and French banks, it also played a role in the underwriting of bonds for the Chinese government and in the financing of railway construction in China.Deutsch‑Asiatische Bank was a foreign bank in China. Its principal activity was trade financing
Deutsch-Asiatische Bank
