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Deutsche Bank Posts Highest Quarterly Profit Since 2007

Achieving more than 10 percent RoTE with a near 62 percent cost-income ratio, the bank has sought approval for an expanded share buyback under its Deutsche Bank 3.0 overhaul

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Gebäude der Konzernzentrale der Deutschen Bank in Frankfurt.
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Overview

  • The bank posted a pre-tax profit of €2.4 billion in Q2 2025, the strongest quarterly result since the 2007 financial crisis.
  • Net profit before AT1 capital reached €1.7 billion on revenues of €7.804 billion, topping analysts’ consensus by 2 percent.
  • Return on tangible equity exceeded 10 percent and the cost-income ratio held at about 62 percent, aligning with its 2025 targets.
  • All core divisions contributed to profit growth, led by investment banking delivering the highest pre-tax return.
  • Under the Deutsche Bank 3.0 efficiency plan, management has applied for a fresh share buyback that could push total distributions beyond the €2.1 billion forecast for 2025.