Deutsche Bank Raises Full-Year Revenue Target Amid Record Corporate Banking Growth

Deutsche Bank has raised its full-year revenue target to over €33 billion following strong nine-month performance, which saw revenues reach €25.5 billion. The bank's corporate banking division achieved record quarterly revenues of nearly €2 billion, driven by growth in cash management and trade finance, particularly within the German market. To improve long-term profitability, the bank is executing a major technology overhaul in its Private Bank, consolidating 15 legacy systems into two cloud-based platforms to reduce operating costs. Additionally, management is proactively de-risking its balance sheet by reducing high-risk U.S. commercial real estate exposure, which has fallen 20% year-over-year and 42% since 2022.

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Deutsche Bank Raises Full-Year Revenue Target Amid Record Corporate Banking Growth

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