According to a list published on the bank's website, North Rhine-Westphalia - Germany's most populous state - will be the most affected, with 51 branches set to be eliminated over the next year. Deutsche Bank is set to close or merge almost 200 branches across Germany in 2017. The bank has already announced plans for a new branch on the outskirts of Berlin and will open another one next year at its headquarters in Frankfurt. Thirty of the branches will be transformed into 'finance agencies' that will continue to offer ATM and consultation services to customers.
Deutsche Bank is set to close or merge almost 200 branches across Germany in 2017. The bank has already announced plans for a new branch on the outskirts of Berlin and will open another one next year at its headquarters in Frankfurt. Thirty of the branches will be transformed into 'finance agencies' that will continue to offer ATM and consultation services to customers.