Report title: Deutsche Bank's Q3 Earnings Highlight Risk Of Further Near-Term Earnings Volatility
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727 word report published Oct 30, 2008

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Abstract: FRANKFURT (Standard&Poor's) Oct. 30, 2008--Standard&Poor's Ratings Services today commented on the third-quarter earnings release of Deutsche Bank AG (AA-/Negative/A-1+). The group's pretax income was €93 million in a challenging quarter. However, pretax income would have been about €1 billion lower, excluding the reclassification of certain trading assets and those available for sale into the loans and receivables category--under International Accounting Standard No. 39 and International Financial Reporting Standard No. 7--and excluding fair-value gains on own debt. The bank has announced that its corporate banking and securities division posted a pretax loss of €789 million, including the benefit from asset reclassification of €820 million. This loss stemmed mainly from higher-than-expected losses from proprietary trading of €1.3 billion

Brief Excerpt: RESEARCH Ratings Definitions Deutsche Bank's Q3 Earnings Highlight Risk Of Further Near-Term Earnings Volatility Publication date: 30-Oct-2008 Primary Credit Analyst: Bernd Ackermann, Frankfurt (49) 69-33-999-153; bernd_ackermann@standardandpoors.com...

Report Type: News
Ticker: DBK@GR
Issuer: Deutsche Bank AG
GICS: Diversified Capital Markets (40203030)
Sector: Global Issuers, Public Finance, Structured Finance
Country: Germany
Region: United States
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