Zerohedge
ZitatUntil recently, Deustche Bank was best known for being the worst managed megabank in the world, for having attempted rigging and manipulating virtually every single market and getting caught doing it, for having been "secretly" added to the Fed's "troubled bank" watchlist, for having been told by the ECB to simulate a "crisis scenario", for "accidentally" transferring €28 billion to an outside account, and of course, for having some $50 trillion in gross notional derivatives on its books.
Nichts Neues bis hierhin, aber es gibt neue Rekorde bezüglich der Qualität des Risk Managements zu vermelden:
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As first noticed by Bloomberg, and disclosed publicly in a May 7 Federal Financial Institution filing, unknown Deutsche Bank traders suffered a staggering one-day loss in the first quarter that was almost 12x VaR, or 12 times what DB's risk officers have estimated for regulatory purposes it might lose on a typical day.