Deutsche Bank discussed extending Trump’s loan terms over concerns of default


Deutsche Bank AG executives were so anxious about the Trump Organization defaulting on $340 million in loans following the presidential election that they considered extending the repayment terms until 2025 — following a potential second term for President Trump.

Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan and other members of the bank’s management board feared they may have to pursue President Trump’s assets while in office, according to Bloomberg. The bank executives did not want to face poor public relations.

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