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Global bank offering investment, asset, retail.
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Schkeuditz, Germany
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Deutsche Bank provides global financial services including investment banking, asset management, and retail banking for individuals, businesses, and institutions. It earns income through loan interest, fees, and trading and investment revenue, while applying AI and cloud technology to improve efficiency and client offerings. The bank differentiates itself by combining traditional banking with deep technology integration and a strong focus on ESG, sustainable finance, and support for entrepreneurs during economic crises. Its goal is to deliver comprehensive financial solutions across client segments, promote responsible investing, and help clients navigate economic challenges.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
1870
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Deutsche Bank reported a record half-year post-tax profit of €4.1 billion for the first half of 2026, with revenues reaching €17.2 billion. The bank is on track to achieve its full-year target of approximately €33 billion in revenue. Post-tax return on tangible equity rose to 11.9%, whilst the cost-to-income ratio improved to 60.9%. The CET1 capital ratio stood at 13.9%, within the bank's operating range. The bank announced a €500 million share buyback from 2026 net income, marking the first time it has executed a buyback from current-year earnings. Chief Executive Christian Sewing described this as demonstrating the bank's earnings momentum and confidence. Deutsche Bank also announced the sale of its Private Bank's India franchise, which is expected to be positive for shareholder value when completed next year. The bank maintained its 60% payout ratio and confirmed confidence in achieving its 2028 targets.
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Deutsche Bank reported record first-half results for 2026, generating €17.2 billion in revenue and €4.1 billion in post-tax profit — its highest-ever half-year profit. Return on tangible equity reached 11.9%, and the bank reaffirmed its approximately €33 billion full-year revenue target. Loans rose 1% to €491 billion, whilst deposits increased 2% to €698 billion. Asset management added €97 billion in assets under management. The bank expects full-year net interest income from core banking segments to slightly exceed its prior €14 billion guidance. The CET1 ratio climbed to 13.9%, and liquidity coverage stood at 140%. Management maintained its 60% payout-ratio target and planned share buybacks, whilst monitoring risks in geopolitical developments, commercial real estate, and private credit.
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Deutsche Bank reported record first-half post-tax profit of €4.1 billion, with revenue reaching €17.2 billion. Second-quarter net revenue rose 9% year over year to €8.5 billion. Assets under management grew 16% to €1.92 trillion, supported by record €56 billion in first-half net inflows. The Investment Bank led divisional growth with revenue up 19%, driven by record fixed-income trading and a 36% increase in investment banking and capital markets revenue. The bank announced a new €500 million share buyback after completing its existing €1 billion programme, whilst maintaining a 13.9% CET1 ratio. Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said the bank remains on track for its 2026 targets, including roughly €33 billion in annual revenue. Deutsche Bank reiterated its expense guidance and expects 2026 net interest income to slightly exceed €14 billion.