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Published: 2018-04-17
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmVLMdTHgGI
For several years now, on and off rumors about the general financial health of Behamoth, the German-based Deutsche Bank, has sent everything from a nagging unease to outright panic across international financial and political circles. At times, the bank would be described in mainstream corporate press as, quote, the next Lehman brothers, while at other times, the bank's own executives, analysts and pundits would just wave off such fears
as exaggerated and unfounded. How is one to ultimately know them? Whose statements on Europe's fourth largest bank should be authoritative? Who decides on necessary confidence placed in such massive institutions, which must take massive risks by designing in order to compete in their sectors, yet are then lambasted for being reckless? Could Deutsche Bank and Germany itself, for that matter, in this episode of Money and Fear, and
in the show's ever-detail show notes listed under the videos on our website, we will review Deutsche Bank's past, present, and possible future, weighing it against its large, bulge-bracket banking peers, as well as presumed political mandates, discuracy of banking-sponsored governmental actions, history, data, and critical questions will be posed, aimed at essential nuance for this bank and its industry, sure to supplement your knowledge base, whether you're an
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