Judy Woodruff:

The fallout from the 2008 global financial crisis revealed that some of the world's largest and most powerful banks were deeply involved in an array of risky and reckless financial dealings that helped bring down the economy.

As Paul Solman tells us, Germany's giant Deutsche Bank took a particularly aggressive tack, the consequences of which are still playing out today.

His conversation is part of our regular series on business and economics, Making Sense.