Cost to borrow falls 13% into the Q1 print while insiders award €22M in stock. Analysts see 20% upside to €32.40, though the bank trades at 0.73× book.
Short interest data is unavailable for Deutsche Bank. Cost to borrow stands at 0.60% as of April 23, down 10% over the past week and 13% over the past month. This marks a sharp decline from early April when CTB spiked to 1.47% on April 6. Utilisation sits at 4.25%, well below the 52-week high of 10.21%, and has drifted lower from 5.02% on April 3.
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Analyst consensus data is stale (168 days old). The most recent mean price target stood at €32.40, though no fresh rating breakdown or recent firm-level changes are available. Analyst recommendation differential ranks in the 48th percentile of the universe — neutral positioning.
DBK trades at 0.73× book value, up 3.5 cents over the past 30 days. The P/E ratio sits at 7.7×, up 0.39 points in the past month. Earnings per share momentum and ML-derived factor scores (momentum, quality, value) are unavailable. EPS surprise ranks in the 83rd percentile. Dividend score is low at the 28th percentile.
Insiders received €22.2M in stock awards over the past 90 days, driven by March 17 grants to CEO Christian Sewing (€4.6M) and other executives. Two small open-market buys totalling under €60K occurred in April. BlackRock holds 8.0% after adding 10.4M shares in Q1. Vanguard owns 4.3%. Thani Bin Hamad Bin Al Thani reduced his stake by 11.5M shares to 2.7%.
The bank last reported on March 12, 2026. Prior earnings fell on January 29. Stock price is down 6.4% over the past week but up 8.3% over the past month.
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