The fact is that Deutsche Bank has few real strengths and no clear competitive advantage in any division. Radical new vision or no, I can’t see a future for it as an independent business. And there is no possibility of private sector rescue, nor of public sector aid. Management has simply delayed the inevitable, yet again. Eventually, Deutsche Bank will break itself up.
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