Wednesday, January 10, 2018

German Bank Giant Deutsche Bank With a Stock Market Cap of US$38 Bil Had Its Most Recent 3 Years Combined Total Net Revenues Exclusive of Provisions For Credit Losses in Two Main Regions: 33% of Total Revenues in Germany and 25% of Total Revenues in the Americas (Primarily in the US) and Then Quite a Drop in Region % Mix ..... Deustche Bank Has Had Only Two Huge Pretax Loss Years in the Past 10 (Euros 10.0 Bil in the Financial Meltdown Year of 2008 and Euros 6.1 Bil in 2015 Due Predominately to a Euros 5.8 Bil Intangible Asset Pretax Impairment Charge) ..... In 7 of 10 Years There Were Pretax Profits, Which Totaled a Very Healthy Euros 28.7 Bil ..... The Total Losses Were a Much Lower Euros 12.6 Bil in the 3 Years of Losses ..... Further, in the First 9 Months of 2017, There Was a Pretax Profit of Another Euros 2.6 Bil ..... Overall a Pretty Good Long-Term Profit Picture, Especially Given the 2008 Financial Meltdown ..... Deutsche Bank Has To Like the US Trump Tax Bill Given the High US Revenue % Mix Coupled With the US Federal Corporate Income Tax Rate Dropping By 40% Down To Only 21%

From Deutsche Bank's US SEC Filings