The largest financial institution in Germany, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $ 9.5 million fine imposed on it by US authorities for disclosure of non-public information of its analysts. This was reported on the website of the US SEC of market regulator, Deutsche Welle reports.
The US authorities also demanded payment from Deutsche Bank in the amount of 14 billion dollars in compensation for questionable transactions with mortgages that led, according to the US government, to the collapse of the market of US real estate in 2008.