Deutsche Bank’s opaque asset punt trolls regulator CGAThompson
Deutsche Bank is paying some of the highest interest rates among large banks to raise debt this year, according to an article by IFR on Feb. 9.
Germany’s biggest bank by assets recently issued a 1.5 billion euro two-year bond at 180 basis points over mid-swaps. That’s the joint widest spread on any senior bond in any tenor sold in the year to date apart from Spain’s Caixabank. A Bloomberg article on Feb. 11 said Deutsche Bank was having to pay almost twice what other European lenders paid in recent months to issue US dollar bonds.
On Feb. 1 Deutsche Bank reported a 2018 net annual profit of 341 million euros. That was its first full-year net profit since 2014 and compared with a 735 million euro loss in 2017.
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