Deutsche Bank NYC Gov, Found this but send me any connections

http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/commitments/gary_hattem_qa.asp

I want to find out any and all Deutsche Bank NYC connections so send me links please

plus I found this....

Deutsche Bank Watch

http://www.innercitypress.org/dbbt.html   There is a lot of scandal, lies and corruption-- just picked 2 for now....click the link and look for yourselves....   also check out Osama Bin Laden connection DB....

Update of March 9, 2009 --- Congress during the debate about bailing out the banks decided that non-US banks should not be getting TARP funds. Now it emerges that of the $50 billion the Feds have given to AIG's counter-parties, Deutsche Bank for example has gotten a full $6 billion.  Worse, the Federal Reserve is trying to avoid providing a listing of the companies who've gotten the public money, as reiterated by Fed Vice Chair Don Kohn on March 5. This is a new low, to be followed up in DC this week.

Update of June 22, 2009 -- While human rights groups call for investigations of the killing of tens of thousands of civilians by the Sri Lankan government as well as Tamil Tigers, and for the government to release the hundreds of thousands of Tamils including UN staff whom it has in detention, this does not dissuade HSBC, or reportedly Citigroup and Deutsche Bank. Like some notorious hedge fund investors, They see only the chance to profit while there's blood in the streets.

  The focus seems to be on Sri Lanka's ports, which are to be trebled in size. Getting many of the contracts, some have noted, are South Korean firms. But even the International Monetary Fund, which a month ago on May 21 said that the Rajapakse administration's application for a $1.9 billion loan would be approved "within weeks"(click here for the Inner City Press story) now says the proposal is not yet certain, is not agreed to.  The government's use of funds for what many call ethnic cleansing is increasingly questionable. 

Update of May 11, 2009: Over 500 tenants a month in New York City alone are served with eviction papers due to their landlords being foreclosed on. The number one evicter? Deutsche Bank...

nd I found this  -- but I am looking for more current info:

November 8, 1999

   The New York City Retirement Systems, the fourth-biggest U.S. public pension fund with $50 billion in assets, has moved to the point of interviewing replacements for Deutsche Asset Management Americas. The re-bid was triggered with Deutsche Bank lost key executives to Merrill Lynch this summer, after its takeover of Bankers Trust. NYCRS’s $50 billion is fully one quarter of the $200 billion Deutsche oversees in index funds. Barclays and State Street are in the mix. Meanwhile, joining the exodus from DB are J.J. Traynor and Caroline Cook, both to join Lehman Brothers’ global energy equity research team.