Deutsche Bank has restored revenues and profits at its corporate and investment bank to pre-crisis levels. Doing so has required a complete overhaul of the markets businesses to focus on customer flow in cash markets rather than prop trading and structuring. Investors like this de-risked version. Its M&A franchise has come of age as well. Peter Lee reports.
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ON ANSHU JAIN’S first day as sole head of Deutsche Bank’s corporate and investment bank, by far its largest and most profitable division, he sits down with Euromoney to reflect on the enormous changes he has wrought inside the German bank’s core business since the start of 2009.
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