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Founded in 1789 in Bonn, Sal. Oppenheim was a distinguished German private bank with a rich history spanning over two centuries. Headquartered in Cologne, the bank focused on providing comprehensive wealth management and private banking services to wealthy families, entrepreneurs, and institutional clients. After facing financial difficulties, particularly related to real estate fund investments, it was acquired by Deutsche Bank in 2010. The Sal. Oppenheim brand was subsequently phased out, and its operations and clients were fully merged into Deutsche Bank's Wealth Management business unit by 2018.

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