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Deutsche Bank mulls 10% bonus hike for fixed income traders

The potential bonus rise comes after Deutsche CEO Christian Sewing said last month that employee morale had improved in the past year

Deutsche Bank’s chief executive Christian Sewing said last month that employee morale had improved significantly
Deutsche Bank’s chief executive Christian Sewing said last month that employee morale had improved significantly Photo: Thorsten Wagner/Getty Images

Fixed income traders at Deutsche Bank could be in line for a 10% increase to their annual bonuses following a stand out year for a business unit which has helped the German lender weather the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Deutsche Bank said during an investor day earlier this month that it was on target to gather €9.2bn in revenues across its investment banking division this year — a 31% increase on 2019 — as fixed-income trading revenue and investment banking advisory work has grown significantly during the Covid crisis.

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