Deutsche Bank books quarterly earnings surge to end 3rd year of annual profit

Deutsche Bank CEO Won't Rule Out Job Cuts

FRANKFURT—Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing on Thursday refused to rule out job cuts as the bank strives to lower costs, in a sign of the uncertainty facing the global financial industry as economic growth slows. Sewing, who heads Germany’s top lender that reaches from New York to Sydney, said the bank was looking to reduce expenses and may cut here and there. “We would be lying if we said otherwise,” he said, without going into details. The co…

Deutsche Bank books quarterly earnings surge

Period marks an end to four-year €9bn turnaround plan

Deutsche Bank CEO won't rule out job cuts

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing on Thursday refused to rule out job cuts as the bank strives to lower costs, in a sign of the uncertainty facing the global financial industry as economic growth slows.

Deutsche Bank Profit Rises on Booming Lending Business

Lender posts its strongest year since 2007

Deutsche Bank posts forecast-beating profit of $1.98 billion, but revenue disappoints

The German lender's profit for the three months to the end of December was 1.80 billion euros ($1.98 billion), up from EUR145 million for the same period in...

Deutsche Bank smashes profit expectations in fourth quarter as higher interest rates bolster revenue

Deutsche Bank surpassed profit expectations in the fourth quarter, reporting 1.8 billion euro ( $1.98 billion ) of net profit attributable to shareholders, as higher interest rates boosted revenues.