Deutsche Bank

DB

Market cap $65.3B

Shares in RS Group (LSE: RS1), the industrial electronics and maintenance products distributor, fell almost 3% after Deutsche Bank downgraded the stock from 'buy' to 'hold' and cut its price target from 800p to 700p. The shares, down 8% year-to-date, were changing hands for 571.5p.

On the Beach Group (LSE:OTB) has increased its licensed passenger capacity by 7% for the coming year, signalling continued growth ahead of the peak summer season, according to Deutsche Bank. The capacity update comes via the UK's ATOL system, which sets the maximum number of package holiday customers a company can serve over a 12-month period.

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Standard Chartered said on Monday ​that Ole Matthiessen will ‌be joining the bank as its ​global head of ​transaction services services and ⁠digital assets, under ​its corporate and investment ​banking segment.

Deutsche Bank to exit India retail unit, sharpening focus on core, capital-light businesses under its Global Hausbank strategy.

Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB)a leading German financial institution, disclosed a $30 billion private credit exposure in its annual report filed March 12, 2026, and shares are down 20% over the past month and 26% year to date, trading around $28.57 this morning.

Deutsche Bank ​has appointed ‌Marie-Jeanne Deverdun and Stefan ​Hoops to ​its management board, ⁠the bank ​said on ​Thursday in a statement.

EU delays FRTB capital rules again, giving DB, BCS and BNPQY near-term relief while uncertainty lingers over Basel III rollout.

Only a quarter of the investment platform's revenues move directly with asset prices, analysts argue Deutsche Bank has reiterated its 'buy' rating on AJ Bell PLC (LSE:AJB), the retail investment platform, with a 570p price target, arguing the company's revenues are more resilient to market volatility than widely assumed. Shares in AJ Bell were up 0.8% at 463p.