Deutsche Bank CEO Said Losing Top Shareholder Support

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by John Cryan, the CEO of a bank, as he attempts to implement a turnaround plan. Shareholders are reportedly unhappy with the progress, particularly in the investment banking sector. The bank is expected to have another weak quarter, and its German retail banking business is struggling due to low profitability. Despite some progress in cost reduction and legal settlements, Cryan needs to regain market share in fixed income to convince investors of his leadership.

What factors contribute to the low profitability of German retail banking?

What are the expectations for John Cryan in terms of regaining market share?