Deutsche Bank Second Quarter Net Income Beats Estimates
(Bloomberg) -- Deutsche Bank reported net income for the second quarter that beat the average analyst estimate.
- 2Q net income EU447 million, estimate EU311.3 million (range loss EU185 million to profit EU550 million)
- 2Q net revenue EU6.6 billion, estimate EU7.1 billion (range EU6.62 billion to EU7.43 billion)
- 2Q pretax profit EU822 million
- 2Q non-interest expenses EU5.7 billion
- 2Q litigation costs EU26 million
- 2Q CIB revenue EU3.72 billion
- 2Q CIB pretax profit EU543 million
- CET1 Ratio at 14.1% at Quarter End Pro Forma
- CEO: Good Progress in Bringing Costs down
- Profitability Falls Short of Longer Term Targets
- Cryan: Rev Not as Universally Strong as Would Have Liked
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Tickers DBK GR (Deutsche Bank AG)
People Jasmin Braun (Deutsche Bank AG)
John Andrews (Deutsche Bank AG)
John Michael Cryan (Deutsche Bank AG)
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