A review into what actually happened will be published next week and several high members of the board will be suspended until further notice.

It is not yet confirmed what areas have been breached however the matter is being dealt with in the upmost secrecy and seriousness.

Deutche Bank last week accused “questionable activities” on private detectives which were using various spy shop equipment and vehicle tracking on several members of the board in order to uncover some of the mysterious activity going on in the company.

Initially, the Deutche Bank had claimed that it was not aware of any members of the senior management performing illegal activities that raised any sort of legal issues what so ever. It is a hard situation for Deutche Bank as the recent news that they have been spying on workers and board members alike strikes a nerve in a country which are still coming to terms with its past, where spying on citizens across the country was common place in the communist East Germany.
Looks like the Deutche Bank has been raiding the local spy shop as one incident of spying on a troublesome shareholder “originated” from a conversation between Boersig and the global head of investor relations. Firstly, the bank claims that they are not spying on their employees and then they admit that they have since taken evidence from a recorded conversation from earlier in the month.
In an effort to try and clean up how the German bank operates its internal securities they have beefed up controls and have taken this investigation very seriously.