WSJ By Patricia Kowsmann and Anna Hirtenstein
Concern over Germany’s leading lender emerges days after Credit Suisse was forced into a takeover
Investors sparked a selloff in Deutsche Bank AG DB -3.11%decrease; red down pointing triangle and thrust one of Europe’s most important lenders into the center of concerns about the health of the global financial system.
Shares of Germany’s largest lender tumbled as much as 15%, their third consecutive day of losses, though they later regained some ground and closed down 8.5%. The cost to insure against its default using credit-default swaps soared to the highest levels since 2020.
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