Deutsche Bank CFO Says Trading Momentum Continued 'Strongly' Into 2023

The video discusses the fourth quarter performance, highlighting a slight revenue shortfall in the investment bank sector despite a record performance in FIC. The speaker expresses confidence in achieving the 2023 revenue guidance of 28 to 29 billion, supported by interest rate impacts. The discussion shifts to market volatility, noting the significant changes in 2022 and expectations for moderation in 2023, with potential discontinuities in the yen complex. The video concludes with an analysis of central bank strategies, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the terminal rate to control inflation, drawing parallels to the 1970s economic scenario.

What factors contributed to the shortfall in revenues during the fourth quarter?

How does the speaker feel about the revenue guidance for 2023?

What is the speaker's perspective on market volatility in 2023 compared to 2022?

What are the implications of the central banks' decisions on interest rates according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the potential risks of changing the terminal rate?