[Svartalfiar]

So I'm a little confused here.

revealing that the German lender has posted a bottom-line loss of €43 million attributable to shareholders during the three month period.
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For the three month period, Deutsche Bank confirmed that it had achieved a Group profit before tax (PBT) of €206 million after bank levies of €503 million

So, the bank actually made a profit, but then European taxes took away €249MM, making that a net loss??? How do taxes put you into the negative? How is the €43MM loss "attributable to shareholders"? What does that mean, and how does it compare to just a regular $MM in losses?

And "bank levies" of €503MM, so fines for wrongdoing? Which means the bank actually made a net profit of €709MM before taxes and fines, so this story is really a nothingburger? Ignoring fines but allowing for taxes mean normally they'd have a net profit of €460MM? How are they in trouble if they generate half a billion dollars in profit?!

[Svartalfiar]

How are they in trouble if they generate half a billion dollars in profit?!

Ah, that's over the first quarter only. So not much WuhanVirus effects, but if they generally manage €2B in profits for the year, how are they in that much trouble?