Deutsche Bank CFO Von Moltke Says Liquidity, Capital Improved

The video discusses the company's strategic decisions regarding share buybacks, cost reductions, and management changes. It highlights the importance of liquidity buffers and effective market communication. The discussion also covers the benefits of scale in banking and strategic growth, as well as the impact of market trends on deposit movements.

What was the primary reason for not pursuing a share buyback earlier in the year?

• Lack of investor interest

• Cautious outlook and model changes

• Regulatory restrictions

• High capital ratios

What strategic action is being taken to improve shareholder outcomes?

• Acquiring smaller banks

• Expanding into new markets

• Reducing workforce and streamlining operations

• Increasing dividend payouts

How did Deutsche Bank's capital and liquidity ratios change during the quarter?

• They remained stable

• They fluctuated unpredictably

• They decreased significantly

• They improved

What is the main focus of Deutsche Bank's communication strategy regarding liquidity buffers?

• Discussing potential mergers

• Announcing new liquidity products

• Emphasizing the conservative nature of stress scenarios

• Highlighting the need for more capital

What is the stance of Deutsche Bank regarding becoming a mega bank in Germany?

• They are actively seeking mergers

• They are focused on their current strategy and scale benefits

• They are indifferent to market changes

• They plan to downsize

What was a significant factor affecting deposit movements during the quarter?

• New banking regulations

• Increased interest rates

• Economic recession

• Introduction of digital currencies

How did the market react to the changes in Deutsche Bank's deposit levels?

• It led to a stock price surge

• Investors were largely unaware

• It was seen as a normalization

• There was a significant panic