Deutsche Bank AG said it plans to reduce management roles and cut headcount over coming years, after higher-than-expected costs marred its results in the final months of last year.Most Read from Bloom
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Deutsche Bank delivered bad news on spending, and investors weren’t happy. Deutsche Bank on Thursday said it’s now targeting a cost-to-income ratio of below 65% this year, versus a previous target of below 62.5%, after a cost-to-income ratio of 76% in 2024.
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Germany’s largest lender by total assets will buy back shares and reported a worse-than-expected drop in profit due to well-flagged higher costs.
The bank on Thursday ditched its closely watched cost target for 2025, saying it wanted to make investments in business. It now aims for a cost-to-income ratio of below 65%, compared with previous plans for less than 62.5%.
A faxed request and phone calls for comment from the Chinese banking sector regulator, the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA), went unanswered due to the Lunar New Year holidays in China. PSBC also did not respond.