Deutsche Bank boosts Middle East, Africa employee benefits
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 head for biggest two-day gain since 2011
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.
Deutsche Bank handed $24.3 million Bafin fine
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 stock valuations remain below historical peaks, says Deutsche Bank
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.
Deutsche Bank's Q4 Results: Still Trading At A Discount
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.
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (DB) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (NYSE:DB ) Q4 2024 Earnings Conference Call January 30, 2024 5:00 AM ET Company Participants Ioana Patriniche - Head, IR Christian Sewing - CEO & Chairman James Von Moltke - President & CFO Alexander Von zur Mühlen - CEO, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA), and Germany Conference Call Participants Nicolas Payen - Kepler Cheuvreux Anke Reingen - RBC Kian Abouhossein - JPMorgan Flora Bocahut - Barclays Chris Hallam - Goldman Sachs Stefan Stalmann - Autonomous Andrew Coombs - Citi Jerry Sigee - BNP Paribas Tom Hallett - KBW Operator Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Q4 2024 analyst conference call and live webcast. I'm [indiscernible], the Chorus Call operator.
Deutsche Bank: 35% Tangible Book Discount Even As Company Confirms 2025 Targets
Deutsche Bank derives 57% of its revenue from the Private Bank and Corporate Bank segments which saw weaker Q4 2024 profitability. The main profit drivers in Q4 2024 were the Investment Bank and Asset Management Segments which make up 43% of the bank's topline. The bank confirmed its +10% ROTE target for 2025, with higher profitability mainly expected to come from smaller non-recurring provisions and revenue growth.
Deutsche Bank Q4 Earnings Decline, Revenues & Expenses Rise Y/Y
A rise in expenses affects DB's Q4 Earnings. However, lower provisions and strong top-line growth provide support.
Deutsche Bank to Become ‘Even More Technology Driven' While Cutting Costs
Deutsche Bank plans to continue cutting costs by reducing headcount, adding technology and possibly closing business units, executives said Thursday (Jan. 30).
Deutsche Bank: Bullish, But No Longer All-In
Deutsche Bank reported solid Q4 results with €7.2 billion in revenue, driven by a 30% YoY jump in the investment bank. The 2025 outlook is mixed, with expected mid-single-digit revenue growth and cost pressures from wage inflation, leading to a higher cost-to-income ratio. Despite announcing a €750 million buyback and €1.4 billion dividend, I find the buyback yield disappointing compared to other European banks.
Non-operating costs are behind us going into 2025, says Deutsche Bank CFO
James von Moltke, the CFO of Deutsche Bank, discusses the German lender's fourth-quarter and full-year earnings.
Deutsche Bank is a victim of its own success as it hikes cost guidance
Deutsche Bank delivered bad news on spending, and investors weren't happy.
