Deutsche Bank Scraps Cost Target as Inflation Builds

The transcript covers a discussion on Bloomberg TV about Deutsche Bank's financial performance, focusing on Fick revenue, market challenges, and guidance on targets. It addresses concerns about a potential recession in Germany and the impact on compensation and investor payouts. The conversation also touches on regulatory probes and increased litigation costs. Overall, the bank is navigating a challenging market environment while maintaining strategic investments.

How does the speaker describe the company's approach to controlling costs?

What is the speaker's view on the current compensation environment in investment banking?

What commitments has the company made regarding investor payouts?