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DEUTSCHE BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

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Deutsche Bank Q3 2026 slides: record 9M results, all divisions top 12% RoTE

Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) reported Q3 2026 net revenues of €8.3B, up 4% YoY, with profit before tax at €2.6B. Nine-month results were record-high, with revenues of €25.5B and RoTE of 11.5%. All divisions exceeded 12% RoTE. The bank reaffirmed 2028 targets, including >13% RoTE and <60% cost-to-income ratio. Shares closed at $32.12, up 0.6%.

Citi has picked up yet another Deutsche Bank MD. In LevFin, this time

Citi hired Ilir Hasi, a managing director from Deutsche Bank, for its Leveraged Finance (LevFin) team in New York. Hasi previously worked at Deutsche Bank for 7.5 years and was promoted to MD in 2024. Citi has been expanding its LevFin team, hiring several professionals from Deutsche Bank. Despite a slowdown in equity and debt issuance, Citi's Q3 results showed growth in leveraged finance revenue, offsetting declines in debt capital markets revenue.

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Citi has picked up yet another Deutsche Bank MD. In LevFin, this time

Citi hired Ilir Hasi, a managing director from Deutsche Bank, for its Leveraged Finance (LevFin) team in New York. Hasi previously worked at Deutsche Bank for 7.5 years and was promoted to MD in 2024. Citi has been expanding its LevFin team, hiring several professionals from Deutsche Bank. Despite a slowdown in equity and debt issuance, Citi's Q3 results showed growth in leveraged finance revenue, offsetting declines in debt capital markets revenue.

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AI cuts some Deutsche Bank corporate loan decisions to minutes

Deutsche Bank's new tech chief, Marie-Jeanne Deverdun, revealed that AI has reduced decision times for smaller corporate loans from weeks to minutes. The bank plans €2.5B in additional tech spending from 2026-2028 and is developing an AI platform called ADA. Deutsche Bank aims to become an AI-powered bank, with plans for AI agents to interact directly with clients' agents.

Raymond James, advisors, fight over Deutsche Bank money concludes

A FINRA arbitration panel ordered Raymond James to pay two advisors, Michael Kuras and Patrick Marsh, $1.86 million in damages and interest. The dispute stemmed from Raymond James' 2016 acquisition of Deutsche Bank's U.S. private wealth group. The firm had previously won a $16.4 million award against Deutsche Bank for unpaid revenue shares. Kuras and Marsh sued Raymond James, alleging breach of contract and other claims.

Deutsche Bank to begin digital asset custody in Germany – report

Deutsche Bank plans to launch a digital asset custody service in Germany within weeks, according to Reuters. The service will initially offer custody for major cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether, with plans to expand to Asia next year. The bank aims to add stablecoin services and tokenized deposits later. This move is part of the bank's corporate strategy targeting 8% annual growth by 2028.

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Deutsche Bank, Charles Schwab double down on crypto as Bitcoin gains on TradFi

Deutsche Bank plans to launch crypto custody services in Germany, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum, and expanding to stablecoins and Asian markets by 2027. Charles Schwab has launched Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for eligible clients, allowing 40 million accounts to trade crypto alongside stocks and bonds. Bitcoin's price struggles to stay above $80K, with Spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing net outflows.

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Foreign banks trim China branch networks as low returns test strategy

Foreign banks are reducing their branch networks in China, focusing on digital services and wealth management due to low returns. Deutsche Bank (China) closed branches in Chongqing and Qingdao, leaving four outside Beijing. HSBC Bank (China) and Standard Chartered (China) also closed sub-branches in Chongqing and Beijing.

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