Deutsche Bank reports 10% fall in Q2 revenue
It cites muted client activity in many capital markets, and expects operating revenue to slide this year
Frankfurt
DEUTSCHE Bank AG just keeps shrinking.
Europe's largest investment bank on Thursday reported a 10 per cent decline in second-quarter revenue to 6.62 billion euros (S$10.5 billion). Analysts had expected 7.1 billion euros for the top line, according to six estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Income from fixed-income trading fell 12 per cent and equities revenue declined 28 per cent.
"Revenues were not as universally strong as we would have liked, in large measure b…
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