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Based on the most helpful WSO content, Deutsche Bank's NYC SA class has faced challenges in recent years. Morale within the bank has been low, with high turnover and a decline in feeder school representation for analyst classes. Despite these issues, Deutsche Bank still provides solid experience and is considered better than many middle-market (MM) firms. However, the uncertainty surrounding the bank's future and its advisory business has made it less appealing compared to other options. Specific details on return offer rates for the NYC SA class were not provided in the context.

Sources: Honest Opinions on Deutsche Bank, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/db-nyc-vs-guggenheim-nyc-vs-rbc-nyc-ma-vs-tph-pwp-houston-for-2019-sa-ft?customgpt=1, 2019 Summer SA apps still open??, Looking for Confidence - Incoming SA, NEW YORK is OVERRATED

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