Special counsel Robert Mueller has subpoenaed Deutsche Bank for information about accounts held by President Trump and his family as he expands his investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, according to a report on Tuesday.
The bank, Germany’s largest, confirmed it received the subpoena several weeks ago seeking certain money and credit transactions, Bloomberg reported.
“Deutsche Bank always cooperates with investigating authorities in all countries,” it said in a statement to the business news website, but declined to provide additional information.
The bank has rejected the efforts of House Democrats to provide details of Trump and his family’s finances, saying it would be illegal to share client data without a formal request.
The bank, Germany’s largest, confirmed it received the subpoena several weeks ago seeking certain money and credit transactions, Bloomberg reported.
“Deutsche Bank always cooperates with investigating authorities in all countries,” it said in a statement to the business news website, but declined to provide additional information.
The bank has rejected the efforts of House Democrats to provide details of Trump and his family’s finances, saying it would be illegal to share client data without a formal request.