In peril: Germany’s biggest bank has lost more than 40 of its value this year after chalking up its third straight annual loss. — Reuters
FRANKFURT: The sell-off in Deutsche Bank AG, which drove the stock to a record low last month, is putting its 20-year membership of the Euro Stoxx 50 benchmark in peril.
Germany’s biggest bank has lost more than 40% of its value this year after chalking up its third straight annual loss, replacing its chief executive and failing the first public stress test of its US business.
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