Last Wednesday, Deutsche Bank’s shares fell by 4.5% in the first hour of trading in Frankfurt, after the bank released its second quarter results, showing a measly profit of €20 million, in comparison to €818 million last year. The percentage fall of this stock is the biggest ever in such a brief time in the […]Home » EU banks
No end to Deutsche Bank’s problems: new litigations in the US and frailty in EU stress test
Last Wednesday, Deutsche Bank’s shares fell by 4.5% in the first hour of trading in Frankfurt, after the bank released its second quarter results, showing a measly profit of €20 million, in comparison to €818 million last year. The percentage fall of this stock is the biggest ever in such a brief time in the […]Filed Under: EUGlobe, Markets, Policy, USA Tagged With: Americans, CDSs, derivatives, Deuthsche Bank, Deutsche Boerse, EBA, EU banks, European Banking Authority, Eurozone, Fed, Frankfurt am Main, Germans, Germany, global banks, IMF, investment banking, New York, systemic banks, taxpayers, too big to fail, US, Washington


















