Deutsche Bank's Warren: Lost Market Share to U.S. Banks

The video discusses the M&A landscape in Europe post-Brexit, noting a decline in volumes but a subsequent increase in activity. It highlights trends in UK inbound and outbound activities, with increased interest from Asia. The impact of US banks gaining market share in Europe is examined, alongside Deutsche Bank's challenges. The video also explores the strong IPO market in Europe post-Brexit, with large, stable, and cash-generative companies leading successful IPOs.

What was the unexpected trend in M&A activity post-Brexit?

• A significant decline in activity

• A surprising increase in activity

• No change in activity

• A shift towards more domestic deals

Which region showed increased interest in UK inbound activity post-Brexit?

• Australia

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

What challenge are European banks facing from US banks?

• Technological advancements

• Loss of market share

• Regulatory issues

• Lack of capital

What characteristic is common among companies going public in Europe post-Brexit?

• Unstable business models

• Small market size

• Cash generative nature

• High debt levels

Why did the IPO market in Europe strengthen post-Brexit?

• Decreased competition

• Stable markets and strong investor demand

• Increased government incentives

• Higher interest rates