Deutsche Equities

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  Deutsche Bank Planning To Cut 10,000 Jobs To Reduce Costs, Says Wall Street Journal

  The loss-making bank said last month that equities was one of the areas it was studying for possible reductions.

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  Mutual Fund Equity Inflow Hits Record High In July: Deutsche Bank

  Domestic mutual funds' ownership of BSE 500 companies rose from a low of 3 per cent in March 2014 to 6 per cent as of June 2017.

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  Anshu Jain, Ex-Deutsche Bank Boss, To Head Scrappy Wall Street Underdog

  Jain, 53, will help the closely held company expand in areas including fixed-income and equities trading as well as prime brokerage, Cantor Chairman and CEO Howard W. Lutnick said Monday in a phone interview.

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  Deutsche Bank To Pay Over $40 Million To Settle Dark Pool Cases

  The Securities and Exchange Commission in recent years has been on the prowl for violations of complex equity market structure rules that are designed to ensure fairness for all investors.

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  Deutsche Bank To Pay $9.5 Million Penalty Over Research Information, Says US Regulator

  US market regulator SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) said Deutsche Bank's securities unit encouraged its equity research analysts to communicate with customers and its own traders.

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  Looking For Brexit-Proof Portfolios? Try 'Sin Stocks'

  Health, safety and even some traditional 'sin stocks' have already shown signs of weathering Brexit-related storms in European equity markets over the past week.

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  Deutsche Equities, 6 Other Merchant Bankers Bid To Manage Oil India Stake Sale

  A many as 7 merchant bankers, including Citi Group Global and Deutsche Equities, have evinced interest in managing sale of the government's 10 per cent stake in Oil India, which could fetch about Rs 2,000 crore to the exchequer.

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  MF Inflows Sustain for Record 18 Months: Deutsche Bank

  Inflows into equity mutual funds continued for a record 18th month in October with Rs 6,269 crore (around $964 million) flowing into various schemes.

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  Foreign Inflows Into Equities Turn Positive in July After 3 Months

  After three months of continuous outflows, overseas investments into the Indian equities turned positive at $882 million in July, according to a report by global banking and financial services major Deutsche Bank.

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  Mutual Funds See Rs 25,000-Crore Outflow in June

  Equity and equity linked schemes saw an inflow of Rs 12,273 crore last month, the second-highest into equity MFs ever, Deutsche Bank-equity research-Asia said.

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  Equity Market May be Volatile for Few Months: Deutsche Bank

  The market direction will also be determined by the ebb and flow of macro data from the US, which will impact the market's assessment of the onset, pace and quantum of the Federal Bank's lift-off on interest rates, it said.

• Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Gets Sebi Nod for IPO

  State-run Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) has received approval of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO).

• Global Stocks Mixed, Investors Hope for Comforting Fed Message

  Global equity markets were mixed on Wednesday ahead of a policy statement in which the Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce the end of its stimulus program but say it will wait to raise interest rates due to concerns about economic growth.

• Adlabs Gets Sebi Approval for Initial Public Offer

  Adlabs Entertainment has received approval of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for raising funds through an initial public offer (IPO).

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  Deutsche Bank Reiterates Sensex Target of 28,000 by December

  Deutsche Bank had last week downgraded Indian equities to 'neutral' from 'neutral/overweight' relative to other global emerging markets, saying valuations appear "very stretched" against lower GDP growth.