Deutsche Bank AG flagged potential breaches of EU sanctions rules to Germany’s Bundesbank. The lender spotted Russian retail clients with deposits topping €100,000—the strict cap on sanctioned individuals. An internal task force dug this up earlier this year. Self-reporting. Standard play to blunt penalties. Details emerged April 17. A person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg . The group formed after Germany’s February update to EU sanctions laws. Stricter checks demanded. Bank reviewed compliance. Found several cases. Retail division hit hardest. Reuters confirmed the notification to supervisors. Limit stands at less than €100,000, about $117,940. Russian individuals covered. Possible breach. Not confirmed violation yet. Deutsche’s spokesperson struck a measured tone. “Whenever we identify potential issues, we put in place appropriate measures to adapt and improve our processes and we inform the relevant supervisory authorities proactively. We cannot comment further beyond this,” the bank told MLex .…