Deutsche Bank CEO: Have Enough Capital to Repay Debt

The transcript discusses Deutsche Bank's financial and legal challenges, including a Moody's downgrade, SEC investigation, and multiple lawsuits. CEO John Cryan argues the bank's financial stability and aims to resolve ongoing legal issues, having already paid $14 billion in fines since 2012. The focus is on ending major lawsuits by the end of the year.

What was John Cryan's opinion on Moody's downgrade of Deutsche Bank's debt?

• He found it ridiculous.

• He was indifferent to it.

• He agreed with the downgrade.

• He thought it was justified.

What is one of the legal issues Deutsche Bank is facing?

• A patent infringement case

• A labor dispute

• A tax evasion case

• A lawsuit related to SSA bonds

What is the focus of the SEC investigation involving Deutsche Bank?

• Currency exchange fraud

• Mortgage bonds or agency pass-throughs

• Insider trading

• Stock market manipulation

How much has Deutsche Bank paid in fines and legal fees since 2012?

• $14 billion

• $10 billion

• $20 billion

• $5 billion

What is one of John Cryan's main goals regarding Deutsche Bank's legal issues?

• To ignore the legal challenges

• To resolve the biggest lawsuits by the end of the year

• To delay the legal proceedings

• To increase the number of lawsuits