DB to make "painful" cuts in U.S. and Asia IB segments

News after reported net profits for Q1 fell by 79%, will be focusing IB efforts on core European client base:

Deutsche Bank to slash jobs in retreat from Wall Street

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"Deutsche Bank will focus its Corporate Finance business on industries and segments which either align with its core European client base or link to underwriting and financing products in which it enjoys a leadership position. Commitment to sectors in the US and Asia, in which cross-border activity is limited, will be reduced. The bank will remain committed to offering global industry expertise to corporates, financial institutions and financial sponsors whose activities are closely aligned with the strengths of the German and European economies."

That is a quote from DB's press today which means CF is directly affected, not just S&T, in both US and Asia.

 

S&T falls within their "CIB" or Corporate Investment Banking division per their earnings, which is slated to get the cuts. Looking at the financials, S&T has been losing the most revenue, but don't know how the costs align with the revenue. S&T is going to get hit hard, but will be interesting to see how much they abandon IB in the US as a whole.

 

Confirmed on that - DB Houston resume books circulating. Someone told me they were exiting oil and gas globally.

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