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Deepak Puri, Deutsche Bank Private Bank CIO, and Kristina Hooper, Invesco chief global market strategist, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk the day's market action.
Deutsche Bank said on Thursday that it was still aiming for 35% of its managing director, director and vice president roles to be filled by women by the end of 2025.
Deutsche Bank on Thursday forecast increased revenue in 2025 at its investment bank and three other main business units.
Deutsche Bank has raised the parental leave entitlement in its Middle East and Africa regional offices in a bid to offer attractive benefits to employees in an increasingly competitive environment.
Deutsche Bank shares jumped again on Thursday, bringing their gains to 17% in the two days since German political parties agreed a tectonic spending shift to revamp the military and revive growth.
German financial watchdog Bafin on Tuesday fined Deutsche Bank 23.05 million euros ($24.29 million) over breaches in the sale of derivatives in Spain and other failings at its Postbank business.
European defence sector valuations, particularly UK names, remain below historical peaks, with potential upside as military budgets rise in the wake of Donald Trump cutting US support, according to Deutsche Bank. The sector is currently trading at 15.5 times earnings a year ahead, on average, with UK defence stocks below this level.
Entain PLC (LSE:ENT) shares climbed back up 1.5% on Wednesday morning after falling almost 11% the day before on the back of the departure of chief exec Gavin Isaacs after just five months. "Entain has struggled to hang on to its CEOs in recent years," Deutsche Bank pointed out.
UBS's stock is now worth buying, after tumbling following the Swiss banking giant's fourth-quarter earnings report, Deutsche Bank analysts say.
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft's Q4 results showed an 8.6% revenue increase but a 17% drop in pre-tax profit due to higher non-operating costs. The bank's net interest income and margin grew; we hold a positive outlook for 2025 due to favorable yield curve movements and moderate credit risk. Despite its litigation cost concerns, Deutsche's valuation is attractive with an FX-adjusted price-to-book ratio of around 0.65x and a strong shareholder composition package.