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Deutsche Bank hit with $1.3 million penalty for OTC reporting errors

Deutsche Bank has paid an A$2 million penalty to Australian regulators after failing to accurately report more than 260,000 over-the-counter derivative transactions. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission issued the infringement notice following a review that uncovered systemic failures in how the bank categorized trade direction data.

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Deutsche Bank hit with $1.3 million penalty for OTC reporting errors

The regulatory oversight covered a period between October 21, 2024, and August 15, 2025, during which the bank misreported key information across its foreign exchange and commodities portfolios. According to the commission, these errors stemmed from long-standing deficiencies within the bank's internal reporting framework.

While the financial institution has begun implementing corrective measures and cooperated with the investigation, the scale of the reporting failure highlights the ongoing pressure on global banks to maintain precise data integrity in derivative markets. Deutsche Bank did not provide an immediate response to inquiries regarding the enforcement action.

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