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Deutsche disappoints in equities as CIB profits half

The German bank this morning kicked off the latest reporting season for Europe's banks with a familiar tale of lower revenues from sales and trading, and an especially bad quarter for equities

Deutsche Bank, renowned for the seasonality of its results, fell victim to a sharp fall in debt sales and trading during the second quarter of the 2011, a period which was also its worst for equities trading in over two years.

The German bank this morning reported that revenues from its corporate banking and securities division fell 32% quarter on quarter to €4bn. This figure compares with €6bn in the first quarter of 2011, but is up 9% on the second quarter of 2010.

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