- From 1929 to 1937,
following its
merger with
Disconto-Gesellschaft, it was
known as
Deutsche Bank und
Disconto-Gesellschaft or DeDi-Bank.: 580
Other transformative...
- The
Disconto-Gesellschaft (lit. 'Discount Company', full name
Direktion der
Disconto-Gesellschaft) was a
significant German bank,
founded in
Berlin in...
-
January 1919) was a
German lawyer and banker. He was a
proprietor of the
Disconto-Gesellschaft and
influenced the
establishment of the
stock market in Germany...
- (Aktiengesellschaft),
after the A. Schaaffhausen'scher
Bankverein in 1848. (The
Disconto-Gesellschaft had been
established in
Berlin in 1851, but only
became a...
-
Marks surp****ed only by
Deutsche Bank (489 million) and well
ahead of
Disconto-Gesellschaft (219 million) and Darmstädter Bank (109 million).: 209 At...
- (23
January 1864 – 28
September 1944) was a
German banker. He
joined the
Disconto-Gesellschaft as a
trainee on 15 July 1884 and
built much of his career...
- Rothschild, the Rothschild-controlled Creditanstalt, and Berlin-based
Disconto-Gesellschaft, as well as (albeit
later on) the Darmstädter Bank.: 22 In...
-
merged with the
Disconto-Gesellschaft, but the two
banks continued to
operate separately. In 1929 both the
Norddeutsche Bank and the
Disconto-Gesellschaft...
-
Adolf von Hansemann, a
notable Prussian industrialist and
manager of the
Disconto-Gesellschaft, a
large financial holding.
Since early youth Hansemann was...
-
depicted in the film was
inspired by the real life 1929 break-in of the
Disconto Bank in
Berlin by the S****
brothers gang,
though unlike in the film the...
