Deutsche Bank

In a Deutsche Bank survey of around 200 wealthy private clients and family offices in Singapore, 37% named rising interest rates and yields as the biggest risk, followed by inflation (23%) and risks from AI (17%). Geopolitically, Asia is seen as the most stable region (73%), but planned capital inflows are mainly to the US (54%) and to a much lesser extent to Asia (30%) and Europe/UK (11%). Deutsche Bank’s private clients division managed assets of €732 billion as of June 30. » Altro su n-tv.de

The cost of using AI is rising rapidly in German companies as token consumption and use of powerful models increase. Firms are responding with education, quotas, token limits and technical measures such as prompt caching and model routing to deploy expensive models only where needed. Deutsche Bank aims to save around two billion euros annually through internal assistants like dbLumina and Microsoft Copilot as well as project-based quotas, while analysts forecast a massive increase in token demand by 2030. » Altro su faz.net

Deutsche Bank shares were at times the laggard in the DAX and came under pressure due to rising inflation and interest-rate concerns and chart-technical sell signals. The stock is down about 13% since the September high and has fallen below both the 50- and 100-day moving averages; the 200-day moving average at €30.41 now counts as key support. Positively, the bank is examining a risk transfer to a portfolio of subscription lines worth around $2bn, which could relieve tied-up capital but does not guarantee an immediate impact on earnings. Fundamentally the stock remains attractive with a P/E ratio of 9 and a dividend yield of 3.6%, and a return above the 50-day line would provide initial signs of stabilization. » Altro su deraktionaer.de