Deutsche Bank's travails fuel existential fears
Its share price has slid to new lows, fuelling concerns about the health of the institution; the IMF has described the German lender as a "systemic" risk to global finance
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DEUTSCHE Bank once epitomised the best of Germany's financial sector, shining brightly as the European economic powerhouse's biggest lender.
But last week its share price slid to new lows, fuelling concerns about the health of the institution, with some even questioning if it has a long-term future and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) moved to see it as a "systemic" risk to global finance.
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