Deutsche Bank is having a tough run.
The bank mistakenly paid out $6 billion to a hedge fund client earlier this year as a result of a "fat finger" error, according to Katie Martin and Martin Arnold at The Financial Times.
The term "fat finger error" is commonly reserved for when a bank employee makes a mistake entering information, rather than an actual loss of money.
According to the FT report, the massive sum was repaid to Deutsche Bank the following day.
The German bank announced a major overhaul over the weekend under new CEO John Cryan.
The bank is splitting its corporate banking and securities business in two, and a number of executives close to former co-CEO Anshu Jain will exit the bank.
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