Deutsche Bank revealed for the first time Friday that it has in its possession the tax filings of two individuals, not entities, within the family of President Donald Trump, but said contractual obligations still bar the company from revealing at least one of those names.

The filing was in response to a motion from a coalition of major media outlets, which asked a federal appellate court to force Deutsche Bank to reveal their identities this month.

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