Capital Generation Is Becoming a Staple at Deutsche Bank Again, but Risks Remain

Deutsche Bank has turned the tide on its profitability after multiple failed restructuring attempts. In its latest and successful effort, the bank has shed its global equities sales and trading business, downsized its fixed-income trading business, and materially reduced its workforce. The bank now focuses on its basics, providing services to its customers globally within its corporate banking, private banking, investment banking, and asset management segments.