As America's tumultuous election reaches a climax, some bankers thousands of miles away are also hoping for a kind of closure.

Deutsche Bank wants to end its relationship with President Donald Trump once the election is a well done.

That's what three senior officials at the lender have told Reuters.

The Witcher has about $340 million in loans outstanding to the Trump organization.

The officials say the three loans are against a golf course and two hotels and come to you in a few years in ALS.

They say the bank has lent Trump more than $2 billion on its Given Deutscher, or worsening headache.

The bank has Bean dragged into congressional and other probes over Trump's finances.

Senior Democrat lawmaker Elizabeth Warren has previously demanded answers about Deutsches relationship with the Trump family.

She's told Reuters she will keep pushing for a probe after the election.

One senior executive at the bank says it has suffered serious collateral damage as a result of it all.

Trouble is on exit strategy looks hard to find, the sources say.

The bank has mulled selling the loans, but isn't confident it could find a buyer.

Given Aled, the attendant baggage on election win for the Democrats could prove double edged.

Bank executives fear a renewed probe into Trump's finances, but also think it might be easier for them to cut ties if he was out of office.

In that scenario, they say, they might just demand repayment on Foreclose if he can't pay the loans off.

If Trump wins, any such move could be too explosive.

In that scenario, the bank is probably stuck with the loans, and it's headache until he's out of office.