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Breuer: We look forward into 2002 with confidence
| Contact |
Sari Cuming, Marketing
Co-ordinator - sari.cuming@db.com |
| Source |
Deutsche Bank Press
Release |
| Location |
Frankfurt am Main |
| Date |
25 March 2002 |
Deutsche Bank today publishes its Annual Report for 2001 with
detailed figures according to U.S. GAAP (available on the Internet
at www.deutsche-Bank.com/01). The Bank already informed the public
on January 31, 2002, of the results for 2001 based on provisional
figures.
"We have used the difficult year 2001 to make our Bank even
stronger", Rolf-E. Breuer, spokesman of the Board of Managing
Directors of Deutsche Bank, writes in the Annual Report. "We
feel well equipped for the current 2002 financial year, which promises
to be another difficult one. We are facing the risks in our business
with healthy caution, but at the same time we are preparing for
the new upswing and the ongoing consolidation of our industry",
says Breuer. "We look forward into the year 2002 with confidence."
Despite the overall difficult economic situation, which deteriorated
further after the terrorist acts of September 11 in the United States,
signs of an upturn in the United States are now becoming more visible,
says the Annual Report. Deutsche Bank believes this development
will also take hold in Europe and Germany. For the second half of
2002, the Bank expects growth in the economy, which it anticipates
should accelerate further in the upcoming year. The financial markets,
the Bank believes, will positively react to this development, allowing
the Bank to increase its revenues. However, the forecasts for Eastern
Europe and the emerging markets in Asia and South America are somewhat
more cautious. Japan, too, will probably recover only slowly from
its recession.
Deutsche Bank expects the recovery of the markets in the second
half of 2002 to have positive effects on the revenues of its three
Group Divisions: Corporate and Investment Bank (CIB), Private Clients
and Asset Management (PCAM) and Corporate Investments (CI).
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