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Kullman Manu Kumar Howard Kunreuther Rolf Kuntz Vera Kurochkina Haruhiko Kuroda Vice-President, European Parliament, Brussels Vice-Chairman, Deutsche Bank Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer James E. Robison Professor of Business Administration Director-General Associate Professor of Fin

etirement System (CaISTRS) Ralph Eichler President ETH Zurich Switzerland Espen Barth Eide Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway J0rg Eigendorf Chief Reporter, Member of the Die Welt Germany Editorial Board Maria Eitel President and Chief Executive Nike Inc. USA Officer, Nike Foundat

Kullman Manu Kumar Howard Kunreuther Rolf Kuntz Vera Kurochkina Haruhiko Kuroda Vice-President, European Parliament, Brussels Vice-Chairman, Deutsche Bank Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer James E. Robison Professor of Business Administration Director-General Associate Professor of Fin

etirement System (CaISTRS) Ralph Eichler President ETH Zurich Switzerland Espen Barth Eide Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Norway J0rg Eigendorf Chief Reporter, Member of the Die Welt Germany Editorial Board Maria Eitel President and Chief Executive Nike Inc. USA Officer, Nike Foundat

he earlier criminal settlement, according to people familiar with the matter. That earlier criminal settlement was struck in January and related to Deutsche Bank's involvement in overseas corruption and market- manipulation. Deutsche Bank agreed to pay $130 million and entered into a deferred-prosecution agreeme

ues she had found at the firm, including that DWS overstated its sustainable-investing efforts. A Deutsche Bank spokesman said Messrs. von Rohr and Eigendorf declined to comment. ESG investments are a booming business for asset managers like DWS. Trying to meet demand from investors, some firms have rushe