Dresdner cuts corporate lending staff

Dresdner Bank is laying off several hundred jobs in its corporate lending business, according to bankers in London, as part of a cost-cutting programme that has already hit its investment banking unit.

Bernd Fahrholz, Dresdner Bank's chairman, said in August that the bank would cut 3,000 jobs as part of a new "Turnaround 2003" plan that aims to make Dresdner profitable under Allianz, its German insurer parent.

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