Moody's: Deutsche Bank Is Dangerously Close To Falling Below Its “Default Point”

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Rupert Hargreaves
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Moody’s Capital Markets Research issued a damning verdict on Deutsche Bank earlier this week. In a research report put together by the credit agency’s ‘Analytics’ research division, Moody’s analysts write that Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE:DB) expected default frequency remains at one of the highest levels in the banking industry, despite the bank’s efforts to shore up its capital position. Deutsche Bank Could Be The “Lehman Moment” Of 2016 ECB embarrassment. Borrowing 18 EUR generates only 1 EUR of GDP growth; RBS Next Deutsche Bank? Deutsche Bank: A Greek Tragedy At A German Institution? In the report, Moody’s cites its Expected…

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