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Deutsche Bank’s fixed income traders fuel investment bank gain

Deutsche Bank made just €21m within its key debt origination business, a decline of 95% which it said was due to losses within its leveraged finance unit

Christian Sewing, chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank, said the bank has showed it can deliver growth and rising profits in a challenging environment
Christian Sewing, chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank, said the bank has showed it can deliver growth and rising profits in a challenging environment Photo: Alex Kraus/Getty Images

Deutsche Bank's fixed income traders helped push its investment bank to an 11% gain during the second quarter, even as the bank posted sharp declines in dealmaking fees.

The German lender posted €2.6bn in revenue within its investment bank in the three months to the end of June, which was ahead of analyst expectations and up by 11%. The €2.4bn in fixed income trading revenue was up by 32% for the period and ahead of market predictions.

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