Legal and regulatory costs suppress Deutsche’s profits
Deutsche Bank said profits in its investment bank were up 4%. But the rise was modest, thanks to a €250m increase in expenses, which it said was down to higher regulatory spending and legal fees. This includes fixed salary increases to meet the European Union’s bonus cap, which limits bonuses to twice fixed pay.
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