Deutsche Bank CFO Discusses Overhaul, German Economy

Deutsche Bank is reorienting its strategy towards its historical strengths, focusing on corporate banking and aligning with the German economy's trade and investment strengths. The bank sees growth opportunities in corporate and private banking, as well as asset management, while retrenching from equity sales and trading. Despite concerns, the bank aims to maintain its global presence and client service. Capital management is a key focus, with a target capital ratio of 12.5%, ensuring regulatory compliance and avoiding capital raises in the near term.

What concerns does Deutsche Bank have regarding the retrenchment from equity sales and trading?

How does Deutsche Bank plan to manage its capital ratio moving forward?

What is Deutsche Bank's stance on capital raises in the near future?