Deutsche Bank Portfolio holdings
Deutsche Bank AG, founded in 1870 to finance German exports and headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, is a leading global investment bank with a significant presence in commercial banking, wealth management, and asset management, managing billions in assets across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Known for its expertise in trading, corporate finance, and mergers and acquisitions, it serves corporations, governments, and institutional clients, though it has faced challenges, including hefty fines and restructuring efforts following the 2008 financial crisis and subsequent scandals. Under CEO Christian Sewing since 2018, the bank has shifted focus toward cost-cutting, digital transformation, and strengthening its core European operations, while its asset management arm, DWS, oversees hundreds of billions in investments. Despite a turbulent past, Deutsche Bank remains a key player in global finance, balancing its legacy with efforts to adapt to a rapidly evolving industry.
Top Buys
| Rank | Stock | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Welltower
WELL
|
+$211M |
| 2 |
Canadian National Railway
CNI
|
+$153M |
| 3 |
Melco Resorts & Entertainment
MLCO
|
+$146M |
| 4 |
AIV
Aimco
AIV
|
+$131M |
| 5 |
Essex Property Trust
ESS
|
+$131M |
Top Sells
| Rank | Stock | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
GE Aerospace
GE
|
+$685M |
| 2 |
Microsoft
MSFT
|
+$660M |
| 3 |
Apple
AAPL
|
+$572M |
| 4 |
Berkshire Hathaway Class B
BRK.B
|
+$510M |
| 5 |
JPMorgan Chase
JPM
|
+$428M |
Sector Composition
| Rank | Sector | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Healthcare | 11.82% |
| 2 | Financials | 11.76% |
| 3 | Technology | 11.66% |
| 4 | Industrials | 9.96% |
| 5 | Consumer Discretionary | 9.22% |
| Name | Market Value | Portfolio Weight | Shares or Principal |
Change in Stake | Capital Flow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
151
Kimberly-Clark
KMB
$36.4B
| $182M | 0.15% |
1,596,319
+473,089
| +42% | +$54.9M |
|
152
General Motors
GM
$74.7B
| $181M | 0.15% |
5,187,419
-578,495
| -10% | -$19.4M |
|
153
T-Mobile US
TMUS
$193B
| $181M | 0.15% |
3,142,075
-57,639
| -2% | -$3.02M |
|
154
Automatic Data Processing
ADP
$100B
| $179M | 0.14% |
1,743,604
-736,081
| -30% | -$68.7M |
|
155
Cigna
CI
$76.6B
| $179M | 0.14% |
1,342,446
-111,070
| -8% | -$14.5M |
|
156
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
CM
$107B
| $179M | 0.14% |
4,385,844
+327,946
| +8% | +$12.9M |
|
157
NiSource
NI
$22.4B
| $177M | 0.14% |
8,013,658
-5,388,539
| -40% | -$120M |
|
158
Emerson Electric
EMR
$82.9B
| $176M | 0.14% |
3,153,008
-1,830,845
| -37% | -$98.5M |
|
|
PF
159
DELISTED
Pinnacle Foods, Inc.
PF
| $176M | 0.14% |
3,288,388
+379,552
| +13% | +$19.2M |
|
160
Newmont
NEM
$98.2B
| $175M | 0.14% |
5,134,296
-1,666,446
| -25% | -$56.9M |
|
161
Exelon
EXC
$48.6B
| $174M | 0.14% |
6,883,503
+3,153,631
| +85% | +$74.8M |
|
162
Dollar General
DG
$25.9B
| $174M | 0.14% |
2,346,369
-570,812
| -20% | -$41.7M |
|
163
Toronto Dominion Bank
TD
$198B
| $173M | 0.14% |
3,511,473
+1,295,375
| +58% | +$60.5M |
|
164
Abbott
ABT
$180B
| $171M | 0.14% |
4,459,932
-1,407,877
| -24% | -$55.8M |
|
165
VF Corp
VFC
$6.68B
| $170M | 0.14% |
3,379,423
-1,199,356
| -26% | -$62.2M |
|
166
SAP
SAP
$187B
| $170M | 0.14% |
1,962,590
-173,350
| -8% | -$14.9M |
|
167
Las Vegas Sands
LVS
$30.5B
| $169M | 0.14% |
3,173,114
+1,465,592
| +86% | +$85.4M |
|
168
Halliburton
HAL
$27.9B
| $167M | 0.13% |
3,094,936
-957,115
| -24% | -$47.7M |
|
169
Danaher
DHR
$135B
| $167M | 0.13% |
2,421,886
-653,287
| -21% | -$45.4M |
|
170
Prudential Financial
PRU
$41.7B
| $164M | 0.13% |
1,580,409
-532,438
| -25% | -$50.5M |
|
171
Accenture
ACN
$89.9B
| $164M | 0.13% |
1,400,772
-495,382
| -26% | -$58.8M |
|
172
Bread Financial
BFH
$4.21B
| $164M | 0.13% |
899,267
-90,332
| -9% | -$15.7M |
|
|
ATVI
173
DELISTED
Activision Blizzard
ATVI
| $162M | 0.13% |
4,485,245
-96,529
| -2% | -$3.86M |
|
174
NXP Semiconductors
NXPI
$68B
| $162M | 0.13% |
1,651,235
-240,863
| -13% | -$23.9M |
|
|
AIV
175
Aimco
AIV
$380M
| $159M | 0.13% |
26,258,013
+23,028,638
| +713% | +$131M |
|
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Deutsche Bank's Q4 2016 Portfolio in Review
As of Q4 2016, Deutsche Bank held 5,381 positions worth $124B, down 12% from $141B the previous quarter. Its ten largest holdings account for 10% of the portfolio.
Deutsche Bank withdrew a net $20.5B in Q4 2016, closing 336 positions and reducing 2,224 holdings. Its most notable exit was LinkedIn Corporation, an estimated $241M position sold in full.
By sector, the portfolio is most concentrated in Healthcare at 12% of assets, down from 12% a quarter earlier, followed by Financials and Technology.
Against the trend, Deutsche Bank opened a new position in Fortis worth $61.6M.
- Deutsche Bank's largest Q4 2016 buy was Fortis: 1,996,137 shares worth $61.6M.
- Deutsche Bank added most to Welltower in Q4 2016, an estimated $211M increase.
- Deutsche Bank's biggest Q4 2016 reduction was GE Aerospace, cutting an estimated $685M.
- Deutsche Bank fully exited LinkedIn Corporation in Q4 2016, selling an estimated $241M.
- Deutsche Bank's ten largest holdings make up 10% of its $124B portfolio in Q4 2016.
- Deutsche Bank opened 338 new positions and closed 336 in Q4 2016.
- Deutsche Bank's portfolio value fell 12% quarter-over-quarter to $124B.
Based on Deutsche Bank's 13F filing for Q4 2016, filed 14 Feb 2017.