The boss of Deutsche Bank, John Cryan, is to step down amid continued losses at Germany's biggest lender. He will be replaced by co-deputy chief executive Christian Sewing. Mr Cryan has held the job since 2015, during which time Deutsche Bank has reported three years of losses. Chairman Paul Achleitner thanked Mr Cryan but said: "Following a comprehensive analysis we came to the conclusion that we need a new execution dynamic in the leadership of our bank." The lender has faced a sales slowdown and its share price has fallen 30% this year. Mr Cryan will leave Deutsche Bank at the end of the month. Mr Sewing, ... (full story)