According to veteran Wall Street Journal and New York Times reporter David Enrich, Deutsche Bank is a rogue financial institution – too big to fail or even to be seriously censured given its importance to the German state, too reckless to accept any limitations on its behavior. In 2007, for a brief moment, Deutsche had become the world’s largest bank. Thirteen years later, it’s lost over 90% of its market capitalization.
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