This summer, Deutsche Bank announced a massive overhaul: unveiling plans to gut its stock-trading business, restructure its investment bank, and lay off 18,000 employees around the world. In an already red-hot hiring market for US investment bankers in 2019, competitors have poached a slew of senior bankers from the beleaguered German lender. Through the first three quarters, the firm lost more than 15 managing directors in the US and nearly 30 worldwide, according to data from Wall Street headhunters. Business Insider has put together a guide to the 40 most notable US investment-banking moves of 2019.