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Deutsche's capital punishment is largely of its own making

If the investor appetite is not there for a rights issue, CEO John Cryan may be forced into making disposals

If the investor appetite is not there for a rights issue, CEO John Cryan may be forced into making disposals
If the investor appetite is not there for a rights issue, CEO John Cryan may be forced into making disposals Photo: Getty Images

Deutsche Bank really has only itself to blame.

For years it has failed to kill the worry that it simply didn't have enough capital. Its cash calls to investors have been too little, too late. Now it is paying the price and employees could feel more of the pain.

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