In tapping into its parent’s asset management unit, Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB) is seeking to offer a competitive and cost-efficient fund structure to clients seeking income, even as competition heats up from low-cost robo-advisors, and retail banks offering in-house products. The bank, born out of the July 2019 merger of Deutsche Bank’s international retail and wealth management operations,…

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