Deutsche Bank Needs Up To EUR3 Bln For Updated EBA Test
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Deutsche Bank Needs Up To EUR3 Bln For Updated EBA Test
Deutsche Bank Needs Up To EUR3 Bln For Updated EBA Test
By Alexandra Edinger and Eyk Henning
Of Dow Jones Newswires
FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--
Germany's Deutsche Bank AG (DB) faces a capital shortfall of up to EUR3 billion in a new stress test currently being carried out by the European Banking Authority, a person familiar with the matter told Dow Jones Newswires on Thursday.
Germany's largest bank is expected to meet the EBA's capital requirements without the need for a capital hike, through reducing risk weighted assets and retaining earnings, the person added.
Deutsche Bank Chief Financial Officer Stefan Krause said in a presentation at the end of October that the bank will, among other measures, need to retain earnings of EUR2.8 billion to achieve a core Tier one capital ratio of over 9%.
The EBA requires banks to achieve a core Tier one capital ratio of 9% by the end of June next year under Basel 2.5 rules, even under a tougher stress test scenario in which they have to mark southern European sovereign bonds to market value. Deutsche Bank was found to have a capital shortfall of EUR1.2 billion in an earlier stress test in early October, but the EBA's latest test is expected to reveal a much higher need.
The EBA will likely present its findings later next week or the week after, another person familiar with the matter said.
-By Alexandra Edinger and Eyk Henning, Dow Jones Newswires; 4906929725112; alexandra.edinger@dowjones.com
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