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Deutsche Bank's DWS signals a green light to pursue big merger

Deutsche Bank's asset management business is considering transformational takeovers with the confidence that it has a green light from Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing to pursue major acquisitions.

Deutsche Bank's CEO Christian Sewing has said he wants its asset manager DWS to become a top 10 global asset manager as scale becomes an ever more important success factor in an industry faced by growing margin pressures. | Photo: RALPH ORLOWSKI/REUTERS / X00960
By Steven Arons and Jan-Henrik Förster / BLOOMBERG

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