President Donald Trump may not see the error of his ways but some of the United States’ largest banks are making it known they strongly disagree with his actions.
According to The New York Times, Deutsche Bank is distancing itself from the president amid the aftermath of the deadly riots that erupted at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. Although Trump owes the bank approximately $300 million, the paper reports that the German financial institution wants no future business dealings with the president or his companies.
In addition to Deutsche Bank, New York’s Signature Bank also released a statement confirming the closure of Trump’s personal bank accounts while calling for the lame-duck president to resign from his post. The bank has also vowed not to conduct any further business with any Congressional members who actively worked to overturn the outcome of the presidential election and block the electoral college certification. Continue reading.