Deutsche Bank plans to cut 2,000 jobs this year, following a previous reduction of 3,500 support staff in 2024, as part of its strategy to enhance profitability. The cuts will primarily impact the personal banking sector and its subsidiary, Postbank, amid ongoing restructuring efforts led by CEO Christian Sewing. The bank has also closed 125 branches in 2025 and intends to shut down 50 more this year, focusing on corporate banking and wealth management while moving away from investment banking.