Net profit came in at €1.85 billion (US$2.1 billion) in the three months to end-September, up 2% from the period last year.
Key takeaways
Deutsche Bank reported a record quarterly net profit of €1.85 billion, driven by strong performance in its private and corporate banking divisions. The bank's chief executive attributed this growth to increasing client confidence and signs of economic recovery in Germany.
- Net profit rose 2% year-on-year to €1.85 billion, marking the third consecutive record quarterly profit for 2026.
- Corporate banking revenue increased 9% to €1.98 billion, while profit in that division grew 11% to €743 million.
- Overall revenue climbed 4% to €8.34 billion, primarily driven by growth in the private banking division.
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Revenue at the corporate banking division, which lends to businesses, rose 9%t to €1.98 billion. (EPA Images pic)FRANKFURT: Deutsche Bank reported Wednesday a record profit for the third quarter in a row as it expressed growing confidence in its home German market.
Net profit came in at €1.85 billion (US$2.1 billion) in the three months to end-September, up 2% from the period last year.
Overall revenue rose 4% to €8.34 billion, driven above all by growth for its private banking division.
"We are pleased to report our third consecutive record quarterly profit in 2026," chief executive Christian Sewing said in a statement.
