No. 1LondonMonday 2 November 2026Est. 2026

The Secret Banker

What the big banks charge, found from public information as best I could, with the source under every figure. And a Panel.

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Deutsche Bank

Reviewed · Nov 2026

Deutsche Bank Wealth Management. Everything below is from the bank's own pages, its regulators or the league table publishers, numbered to the Sources page.

The facts

What it publishes

DeskItemPublishedAs read
capital marketsfee scheduleNo
capital marketsminimum investable assetsNo
capital marketseligibility criteriaNo
capital marketsindicative fee rangeNo
capital marketsretainer termsNo
m and afee scheduleNo
m and aminimum investable assetsNo
m and aeligibility criteriaNo
m and aindicative fee rangeNo
m and aretainer termsNo
private bankingfee scheduleNo
private bankingminimum investable assetsPartlyGlobal wealth management services tailored to individuals with over €2 million in investable assets.
private bankingeligibility criteriaPartlyCertain services of the Bank for Entrepreneurs are only available for clients meeting specific eligibility criteria.
private bankingindicative fee rangeNo
private bankingretainer termsNo

The Secret Banker's view

The only wealth figure I found for Deutsche Bank is over €2 million in investable assets. It lives in the page description the search engines read, not on the page people read. Even there it says 'tailored to', which reads as a welcome rather than a minimum. The fees are in a schedule the relationship manager hands over, per its terms of business, so the price list travels with a chaperone. The Univar Solutions merger proxy is franker, showing a fee of $29 million. Dealogic ranked Deutsche Bank fourth in EMEA debt capital markets volume for the first quarter of 2026.

Opinion, based on the facts above. Corrections through the contact page; a credible one gets a sourced fix within a week.

No firm named here has been consulted, and none should feel left out.