Deutsche Bank co-CEOs say they won't be stepping down
Berlin
THE co-chief executives of Deutsche Bank ruled out stepping down, despite criticism from investors over a series of fines and legal problems that have hit the bank, in an interview published in a German newspaper.
The bank, fined a record US$2.5 billion for manipulating benchmark interest rates, is due to face shareholders at its annual investor meeting on May 21.
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