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DB Gold Double Long Exchange Traded Notes ( (DGP) ) has provided an update.
On December 31, 2025, Deutsche Bank outlined key messages from its fourth-quarter 2025 communications, underscoring management’s confidence in delivering around €32 billion of 2025 revenues and a return on tangible equity above 10%, supported by strong momentum in its Private Bank, Asset Management and Investment Bank. Executives reiterated that the bank remained on track to meet its 2025 cost/income ratio target of below 65%, expected full-year net interest income of about €13.5 billion in key banking book segments, and anticipated lower credit loss provisions in the second half of 2025 despite headwinds from commercial real estate and the broader macro environment. Capital and shareholder returns were a central theme, with the bank completing a second €250 million share buyback on October 22, 2025, bringing 2025 distributions to €2.3 billion and cumulative 2022–2025 payouts to €5.6 billion, while indicating a year-end 2025 CET1 ratio of roughly 14%, risk‑weighted assets of about €355 billion, and forecasting loan and deposit balances of approximately €485 billion and €670 billion, respectively. Deutsche Bank also highlighted recent capital markets issuance, an increased payout ratio target of 60% for 2026–2028, and the filing of an updated English translation of its Articles of Association following a Supervisory Board resolution on November 21, 2025, signaling continued focus on capital efficiency, governance alignment and investor communication ahead of its scheduled full-year 2025 results and annual report presentations in early 2026.
More about DB Gold Double Long Exchange Traded Notes
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft is a global universal bank headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, operating across investment banking, corporate banking, private banking and asset management. The group focuses on serving corporate, institutional and private clients worldwide and positions itself as a “Global Hausbank” with an ambition to become a leading European champion in banking, managing its results under IFRS with an EU-specific hedge accounting approach for interest rate risk in its core balance-sheet activities.
Average Trading Volume: 16,199
Current Market Cap: $272.6M
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