Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank will publish third-quarter results on Wednesday; investors are watching to see whether operational strength can halt the recent share-price slump. The bank delivered a strong second quarter with €1.9 billion in after-tax profit and record revenues in the investment bank, and announced a €500 million share buyback. Management targets about €33 billion in revenues for 2026 and a return on equity of over 13% by 2028, accompanied by efficiency measures through simplified structures and AI. Risks include seasonally weaker capital markets activity, higher risk provisions, and costs for technology, regulation and restructuring of the retail bank; analysts remain largely confident with price targets well above the current share price. » Más en finanzen.net

Deutsche Bank will report Q3 figures on Wednesday; investors are assessing whether operational strength can stop the recent share-price slide. In Q2 the bank posted a record post-tax profit after adjustments, increased revenues and return on tangible equity, and announced a share buyback and growth targets through 2028. Analysts are mostly positive with price targets well above the current share price, while seasonally weaker capital markets activity, higher risk provisions and costs for technology and restructuring could weigh on results. Technically, the stock is under pressure below key moving averages; first support is in the €26–28 range, resistance at €29–30. » Más en finanzen.net

Deutsche Bank and its asset manager DWS have extended the partnership with the Swiss insurer Zurich until 2042. The cooperation still covers Zurich’s life, risk and property insurance offerings as well as DWS’s fund investment products. Price reactions showed moderate movements for Zurich, Deutsche Bank and DWS. » Más en finanzen.net