Deutsche Bank share price

Deutsche Bank AG became the latest focus of the banking turmoil in Europe as ongoing concern about the industry sent its shares slumping the most in three ...

Deutsche Bank (XETRA: DBKGn.DB / NYSE: DB) today announced its decision to redeem its US $1,500,000,000 Fixed to Fixed Reset Rate Subordinated Tier 2 Notes ...

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Deutsche Bank saw its shares fall and its CDS rates blow up on Friday. Check out the similarities and differences between Credit Suisse (CS) and DB.

Second, depositors will be less inclined to get their money out of a profit-generating bank relative to a loss-generating bank, as the profit-generating bank will be perceived as less risky. Also, Deutsche Bank has executed well in the recent past when it comes to its operations. Of course, the falling share price and rising CDS rate of Deutsche Bank are seen by many as a sign that the bank could be in trouble. [net loss](https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us/en/reports-research/quarterly-interim-reports/quarterly-results.html) of CHF7.3 billion for 2022 and a net loss of CHF1.6 billion for the previous year. The bank likely feels that it is well-capitalized, which is why it has proposed a dividend payment -- if management felt that capital levels weren't adequate, it would probably not have done so. The same also happened when Silicon Valley Bank ( [SIVB](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/SIVB)) blew up over the weekend one week earlier. Credit Suisse CDS peaked at more than 1,000 basis points, or around 5x the level Deutsche Bank CDS are trading right now. Incidentally, the market also priced in the potential blow-up of CS on a Friday and the takeover by UBS ( Note: Credit Default Swaps are derivatives that allow hedging against a default of a specific borrower, in this case Deutsche Bank. That is remarkable and shows that there must be a considerable amount of market participants that are worried about a potential Deutsche Bank blow-up, otherwise demand for insurance against such a scenario wouldn't be rising drastically. Some market participants are worrying that Deutsche Bank could be the next major bank to run into issues, following Credit Suisse ( [CS](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/CS)). [DB](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/DB)) shares are tumbling in early Friday trading.