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Frankfurt / Main (dpa) - After its first annual profit since 2014, Deutsche Bank wants to be in the black this year as well.
"We are of course aiming for a profit for 2021," said CEO Christian Sewing on Thursday in a video conference with journalists.
After all, the institute is working towards achieving an after-tax return of eight percent on tangible equity in 2022.
"That of course means that we want to be profitable in 2021 as well."
For the past year the Deutsche Bank showed a surplus of 624 million euros.
From this, among other things, interest payments to the holders of certain bonds must be deducted, so that the shareholders of the Frankfurt Dax group account for 113 million euros in profit.
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