New York City
City Population: 8,804,000
We provide banking services to companies, governments, institutional investors, small and medium-sized businesses and private individuals. Deutsche Bank New York hire roles that span Infrastructure, Corporate Bank, Investment Bank, Wealth Management and DWS.
Having first established a presence in the Americas in the 19th century, the Bank began independent operations in the US in 1978, opening its first North American branch in New York City. Today, the regional headquarters, Deutsche Bank Centre is at 10 Columbus Circle. Deutsche Bank is one of the largest foreign-based employers in New York City.
The New York office recently relocated to Columbus Circle in late 2021. The relocation is an investment in our clients, in our employees and in our future long-term presence in the U.S. The new location brings us closer to key clients, consolidates our New York activities and provides employees with access to modern, technology and amenities while retaining access to critical transportation links.
The New York City office hosts an art collection that reflects the vibrant contemporary art world of first-class galleries and museums, as well as the international profile of the people who work and visit the Bank daily. The collection comprises over 3,800 drawings, photographs and prints that are presented across each office floor.
Deutsche Bank’s commitment to serving communities in the Americas is grounded in a longstanding tradition of social responsibility. While advocating for a just society, CSR Americas pursues a strategy of equity and inclusion through a program of loans, grants and investments. Throughout its philanthropic pillars—community development, education (Born to Be), social and creative enterprise (Made for Good)—the bank applies an asset-based approach that highlights communities’ strengths and supports stakeholder-led strategies for creating social and economic opportunity. CSR Americas partners across the firm as well, promoting a culture of citizenship and developing employees’ capacity to effect positive social change.
A place to be
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Business
NYC is a global hub of business and commerce and houses the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ, the world’s two biggest stock exchanges.
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Education
New York is a center for education and scientific research with over 600,000 university students in the city, attending around 110 Universities and Colleges, and more than 1.1 million students taught in the public school system. The city also has 40,000 licensed physicians and 127 Nobel laureates with roots in location institutions.
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Travel
With 27 routes and 472 stations, the New York City subway system is the largest rapid transit system in the world. It would take over 24 hours to navigate the entire subway system.
NYC is located on one of the world’s largest natural harbors and four out of five boroughs including Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens and Brooklyn are located on islands. This has led to an extensive infrastructure of bridges and tunnels. The George Washington Bridge which connects to New Jersey is the world’s busiest motor vehicle bridge.
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Diversity
New York City is the most linguistically diverse city in the world with as many as 800 languages being spoken. Our new office, Deutsche Bank Center has intentionally integrated sustainable and inclusive elements in its design to reflect the rich diversity of New York City. Complete with an enhanced Mothers' Suite, Multifaith Room, Wellness Pod, and Health Center, the site has been designed to foster inclusion, collaboration and innovation.
The café and coffee bar feature local and sustainably sourced food and beverages, and pop ups promoting local, women-owned, and minority-owned businesses. The site also features a rotating art program that partners with key New York institutions such as the Queens Museum and the African Center.
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Culture
The universally recognized skyline of Manhattan has over 600 high-rise buildings including the world-famous Empire State Building.
There are over 2,000 arts and cultural organizations including theatres, art galleries and museums in New York City. The Museum Mile names the group of prestigious museums located in the area including The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Located in the heart of Manhattan, Central Park is the most filmed location in the world, and footsteps away from the office.
Well known for its parades, NYC also hosts the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade which is the world’s largest parade.
NYC is home to the headquarters for the four major North American professional sport leagues. These include the National Football League, Major Baseball League, National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League which comprise of nine sports teams across these leagues.
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Did you know that…
As a collective, the NYC citizens speak around 800 languages and almost half of New York households speak more than one language.
New York City’s Federal Reserve Bank has the largest gold storage in the world. The vault, which holds more than 7,000 tons of gold bars or roughly $90 billion dollars, is 80-feet below ground.
New York state takes up about 1% of the land mass of the United States. In that small space, however, it manages to contribute 8% of the whole country's GDP.
There are more Dunkin' stores than Starbucks stores in New York City.
Oysters were so popular in New York in the 19th century that the shells were used to pave Pearl Street.
